Entrepreneur Journeys (Volume One)
Ebook By
Sramana Mitra
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Published: May. 01, 2009
Category:
Non-Fiction »
Business & Economics »
Small business and entrepreneurship
Words: 69281 (approximate)
Language:
English
Ebook Description
In her new book Entrepreneur Journeys, Forbes columnist and serial entrepreneur Sramana Mitra presents an intimate glimpse into the world of technology start-ups. Through her candid conversations with some of the most innovative practitioners of our times, Mitra captures the stories of entrepreneurs to offer readers an inside view of how to navigate an entrepreneurial path.
Tags
bootstrapping,
case studies,
desalination,
education,
entrepreneur,
entrepreneurship,
leadership,
motivational,
new enterprise,
saas,
self employment,
silicon valley,
startup,
technology,
water crisis,
water desalination,
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Entrepreneur Journeys begins with a simple idea: technology start-up success, and the knowledge required to achieve it, is out there to be leveraged by anyone who is willing to listen. Using her own intimate knowledge of the entrepreneurial world, in this book renowned strategist and Forbes columnist Sramana Mitra captures the stories of entrepreneurs that have come before to help those who are looking to learn.
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Review by:
Ishita Sharan
on Jul. 30, 2009 :
Entrepreneur's Journey goes into the depths of each founder's life, their motivation, continued driving forces and describes in great details their unique technical, business and marketing challenges. When I started reading the book I mentally compared it to the "Founders at Work" in which entrepreneurs are similarly interviewed. One will see however that the author of this book successfully poses very probing questions - that clearly displays a knowledge of technology and business and therefore helps engage the reader very actively, coercing them into analyzing the pros and cons of each decisions during the journey. It was a great read for my analytical mind that refuses to easily accept a decision choice without being explained the complex personal and marketing choices that went into it.
(I found it interesting that the first two stories were interconnected - with respect to the optical communication meltdown !)
The book is very current in terms of the technology and trends it refers to. It is also very useful to young entrepreneurs like me to help learn more about the evolution of technology and industry (and consolidations) in the last twenty thirty years.
In this book one learns a lot about company culture, cost cutting, humility .. even the value of extreme skiing in entrepreneurship !
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