The most appealing aspect of Chapter 12 of the textbook was the fact that entrepreneurs "hype up their ventures and companies only due to the fact that it is "their" product. The product does not necessarily have to be good but these people remain loyal to their business.
Nothing really confusing to me in this week's chapter. Everything was easy enough to comprehend. In prior weeks there were confusing charts and such.
Question 1: How true to the quality of your product would you be to yourself?
Question 2: If the product was failing, would you have the guts to pull it off the market?
I would ask these questions because I would really like to see how an entrepreneur would face the fact that the product that they are producing is failing. We would all like to think that we are invincible but sometimes it does not work that way.
Once again I do not disagree with anything that the author has said in this chapter. I am beginning to see many similarities between his mindset and mine.
Nothing really confusing to me in this week's chapter. Everything was easy enough to comprehend. In prior weeks there were confusing charts and such.
Question 1: How true to the quality of your product would you be to yourself?
Question 2: If the product was failing, would you have the guts to pull it off the market?
I would ask these questions because I would really like to see how an entrepreneur would face the fact that the product that they are producing is failing. We would all like to think that we are invincible but sometimes it does not work that way.
Once again I do not disagree with anything that the author has said in this chapter. I am beginning to see many similarities between his mindset and mine.
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