Why does Ries argue that a startup still needs management even though conventional management can create bureaucracy? (pg: 3–4)
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by Eric Ries
A 60-question study set based on the twelve main chapters of The Lean Startup, covering validated learning, experiments, minimum viable products, innovation accounting, pivots, batch size, growth engines, adaptive organizations, and innovation management.
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Why does Ries argue that a startup still needs management even though conventional management can create bureaucracy? (pg: 3–4)
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How do vision, strategy, and product differ in the Lean Startup framework, and which of them should change most frequently? (pg: 12–14)
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How does the modern increase in productive capacity strengthen Ries's argument that innovation must be managed differently? (pg: 4–7)
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