2022-04-13
19 分钟Hi Matt here.
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Scary fun was the motto for one of the startups I worked for back in the day.
Many who choose to create and build organizations can surely relate to this idea.
Hello, I'm Matt Abrahams and I teach strategic communication at Stanford Graduate School of Business.
Welcome to think fast, talk smart, the podcast.
I am incredibly excited and honored today to chat with Steve Blank.
Steven is an adjunct professor at Stanford in the Department of Management, Science and Engineering.
He teaches courses on lean startups, innovation and entrepreneurship.
He is credited with launching the lean startup movement and is the author of the four steps to the Epiphany, the startup owner's manual in holding a cat by its tail.
Welcome Steve.
Thanks for having me.
Matt, you've been an entrepreneur for over 45 years, founding or co founding eight businesses and helping countless others.
You mentioned this lean startup methodology.
Can you summarize that approach and what it looks like and what are some best practices included in it?
Well, Matt, that's usually a semester class, but I'll try to do it.