Hey r/Entrepreneur!
Everyone repeats the mantra – execution is everything. At least in the tech business bubble. I’ve been into it for some time now, and I believe that advice but it also made me want to study it more on an academic level or at the least with some practical examples.
Before everyone says that you should just go do actual business to get good at it and learn it, I have already done/am doing it, but I that doesn’t mean reading literature is worthless, I believe quite the opposite.
My question is – do you know any books, papers or any kind of resources that I can read to “learn” more/widen my horizons? I’m not convinced many if at all any do that, but I hope I get proven wrong by posting this. I am specifically looking for actual resources with real data/value and not the general flashy books.
Thank you!
Posted by maga_ot_oz
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Yeah, most business books are just fluff. Look into actual case studies from Harvard Business Review or McKinsey. They’ve got real data, not just motivational junk.