Tag Archives: learning

What’s your learning bias?

“If you already think you are a great singer and a well-happening front person, we have a problem. It means you will have the sort of ego that will render it totally impossible for you to be objective about everything … Continue reading →

Better learning through velocity. How to use Kanban to learn faster.

Always choose the option that minimizes the total time through the feedback loop. – Eric Ries As the pro-learning attitude of Lean Startup takes hold, startups face a challenge not only in learning, but in figuring out how to learn … Continue reading →

What can stop Lean Startup from becoming dogma?

There’s a conversation unfolding about the future of Lean Startup on RoundTables, andPatrick Vlaskovits pointed out: Lean Startup needs to avoid becoming dogmatic or a religion. It is terribly ironic when some well-meaning enthusiasts take Lean Startup as the Holy Grail of … Continue reading →

Why Lean Thinking Doesn’t Just Hand You Answers

Lean Thinking is a key foundation of Lean Startup, and there’s something at its core which makes it stand out but also leads to a lot of misunderstanding. Unlike a lot of methodologies, Lean Thinking is not actually prescriptive.  It … Continue reading →