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on May 1, 2017
I’m sucking in Sense & Respond like a dehydrated dude sucks in water at an oasis in the desert. As I finish up Part 1 you guys have perfectly summarized the issues I’m facing on a day-to-day basis in corporate america. Cheers!
on February 14, 2017
Love this whole book, but especially Chapter 7 Doing Less, More Often. It really gives a blueprint for leaders who want to enable their teams to get going right away doing better, more effective work.
on May 11, 2017
Sense and Respond brings great insights and actionable tips. Highly recommended.
on February 20, 2017
Love this book.The examples are great and the key takeaways for each section are very helpful. It is wonderful to see concepts and approaches so clearly explained from how to create create a culture of collaboration to doing less more but doing it more frequently, continuously iterating, learning and improving.
on March 20, 2017
This is a worthy sequel to their extremely popular Lean UX book. If you work in a larger organization and question whether Lean Startup and Lean UX practices are useful in your world, then this book is for you. The combination of stories and pragmatic advice that can be taken from them will surely make you think about your organization in a different light. Very well done.
on March 29, 2017
I thoroughly enjoyed this book. It does a great job laying out how companies successfully implement modern product development approaches to succeed in today's connected world. I've been fortunate to work on software development teams who focus intensely on agile and sustainable process and have often wondered how other departments can adopt modern, responsive processes of their own. This book describes what a company working this way looks like.
on February 23, 2017
Great read - very eye opening.
on March 8, 2017
A contemporary book that talks about the new methods of work in organizations for a post industrial age
on March 15, 2017
A great summary with real life stories and examples, a must-read for leaders in 2017. Also useful for anyone interested in Lean/agile/startup and so on.
