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Bill Gurley

20 books recommended

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Recommended Books

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Lean Solutions80% Confidence
@GavinSBaker This assumes the consumers time is worth $0/hour, which I believe is a massive mistake. Here is a great book on that topic, applying lean manufacturing principles to services.
Brotopia80% Confidence

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Bad Blood80% Confidence

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Born Standing Up80% Confidence

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Complexity80% Confidence

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The Sixth Man80% Confidence
Find your organization’s “Sixth Man (or Woman)” and you’ll be in great shape for growth! Great read, highly recommend @andre’s book! @zoom_us
The Diamond Age80% Confidence

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Startup80% Confidence
Other books that all entrepreneurs should read: 1) @MichaelEPorter, Competitive Strategy, 2) @geoffreyamoore Crossing the Chasm, 3) @claychristensen Innovator's Dilemma, and 4) @Jerry_Kaplan Startup

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