The Lean Startup

I was left with a partial understanding of the Lean Startup concept.

the lean startup guides the entrepreneurs how to start their business slowly with MVP and do not overate the expectation from the initiation of the project.

A good introduction to the whys The course about lean start up is an exciting way to get into the most important fields of interest of lean start up and to learn in a simple way how it works.

While examples are relevant it felt like the guests’ business show rather than focusing on the lean start up method and how you can implement it.

Data doesn't lie, and Eric Ries teaches that you must rely on the data that you test, and make every action of your app a measurable metric, and learn from it, make it accessible and auditable, and learn from it by either pivoting away from the hypothesis, or persevere based on what the data metrics tells you!

Great speakers, especially Eric Ries himself.

Instead it was six short sessions that were essentially interviews with established businesses.

For the people that hadn't read the book, they found the content structure a bit confusing and quite repetitive, this is because of how Eric has put the content together through interviews with successful entrepreneurs telling their story which results in a large amount of repetition.

Eric is great and the interview makes fun but i kind of hoped for a more structured and general approach Its mostly similar to the concepts written in his book, nothing new.

But for the cost, there just isn't enough information compared to what is in his book.

Great course, it´s a mix of insights, practical examples, stories and tips that made the experience very enriching.

The course does a great job on showing a high level overview on LS principles and added a great mix of insights, practical examples, stories and tips that made the experience very enriching and worthwhile.