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3.49 AVERAGE
3.49 AVERAGE
This book just wasn't what I expected. I was hoping for a story on how the listed companies started up, maybe with comparisons on similarities and differences. What I got was a bro-dude trying to sound hip and cool, but just coming across as bitter. DNF at 8%
slow-paced
Is very outdated. The author’s bitterness that his start ups did not succeed is obvious. He also validated toxic masculinity and rape culture.
informative
medium-paced
Very informative. Makes me want to delete all my accounts.
The last hour of the book was full of advice that I wasn't interested in. That's not what I was expecting or seeking from this book.
Also, TW: the author de*dn*mes Caitlyn Jenner, so wtf?
The last hour of the book was full of advice that I wasn't interested in. That's not what I was expecting or seeking from this book.
Also, TW: the author de*dn*mes Caitlyn Jenner, so wtf?
Content Warnings
Minor: Deadnaming
informative
medium-paced
informative
medium-paced
This was a great intro to anyone wanting to understand how startups scale.
slow-paced
informative
slow-paced
I liked some parts, but I hated the complaining, and this book had A LOT of complaining.
I got lost a few times as well because at one point the author would simplify things and put it in layman's terms and then he'd do a 180 degree turn and use business acronyms and then he'd do a 270 degree turn and talk like a teenager. Reading this book was like reading a very factual diary. The author's diary with all his moodswings, dilemmas, headings that didn't make sense, and his general lack for painting context especially near the end of his book *cough* I meant his diary.
I guess I liked the little graphs. I gave it 2 because I genuinely wanted to see how he would end this book and I guess that counts for something.
I didn't DNF this, but I was close.
I got lost a few times as well because at one point the author would simplify things and put it in layman's terms and then he'd do a 180 degree turn and use business acronyms and then he'd do a 270 degree turn and talk like a teenager. Reading this book was like reading a very factual diary. The author's diary with all his moodswings, dilemmas, headings that didn't make sense, and his general lack for painting context especially near the end of his book *cough* I meant his diary.
I guess I liked the little graphs. I gave it 2 because I genuinely wanted to see how he would end this book and I guess that counts for something.
I didn't DNF this, but I was close.