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A Good Hard Kick in the Ass

Rob Adams · 初版 2002 年

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  • 买一本 Steve Blank 的《Four Steps to the Epiphany》和 Rob Adams 的《A Good Hard Kick in the Ass》。在做其他任何事之前,先从头到尾把这两本读完。

    Buy "Four Steps to the Epiphany" by Steve Blank and "A Good Hard Kick in the Ass" by Rob Adams. Before you do anything else, read them both cover to cover.

  • ……管理者、技术人员与创业者之间的区别。从这里开始建立你需要的词汇和基本概念:http://amzn.to/cn4BHT 第二本是一本小众但我个人很喜欢的书,《A Good Hard Kick in the Ass》。虽然稍微有点过时,但它是一本教你如何分清轻重缓急的绝佳好书。我觉得它是端正态度的良药。http://amzn.to/hLi5xc 最后一本是……

    …the difference between a manager, technician, and entrepreneur. Start here for the vocabulary and basic concepts you'll need: http://amzn.to/cn4BHT The second is a little-known personal favorite, "A Good Hard Kick in the Ass". It's a little dated, but it's a great book about generally separating what's important from what isn't. I found it was a good book to learn attitude. http://amzn.to/hLi5xc The last book is the book…

  • ……确实冰冷又残酷,历来如此。但就维系朋友关系而言呢?他是个老师对吧?你为什么不向他安利“学习其他初创公司是如何成功”这个想法呢?我永远忘不了几年前读《A Good Hard Kick in the Ass》的感受。它彻底改变了我对初创公司运作方式的理解。也许你可以向他表达你觉得有点挫败,也许别的团队也有……

    …is cold and harsh, as it always is. But as far as keeping a friend? He's a teacher, right? Why don't you sell him on the idea about learning how other startups succeed? I'll never forget reading "A Good Hard Kick in the Ass" several years ago. It completely changed the way I understood how startups work. Perhaps you could sell him on the idea that you're feeling a little frustrated, and perhaps other teams out there have…

  • 你应该去读那些能告诉你“你所不知道的最重要的事”的书。所以——你到底知道什么?取决于此,你该读的内容也不同。几年前读《A Good Hard Kick in the Ass》时我很喜欢。那篇文章里的很多书我也读过。商业书这个行当很诡异:感觉你读了一大堆,却没真正学到什么干货。那些法则……

    You should read stuff that tells you the most important stuff you don't know. So -- what do you know? Depending on that you should read different material. I liked "A Good Hard Kick in the Ass" when I read it a few years ago. I've also read many of the books in that article. The business book business is strange: seems like you can read a lot without really learning much of anything. The laws…

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