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  • Jess
  • 08/04/2015

It was sometimes tough, but hey look at me now.

Mikkel Svane and the people at Zendesk clearly didn't have it easy. But I think the author fails to really communicate the feelings that came with the process of building the company and overcoming those tough times. It all feels a bit to nice despite the words being said.

Also the narrator gets a lot of the names wrong. (I'm Danish like the guys from Zendesk)

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  • Rene
  • 04/04/2017

amazing

totally worth it! it's an amazing book and very inspirational!
helps you get a clear insight!

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  • Jon
  • 29/04/2016

Engaging and Entertaining

Good story that is well written and we'll read. I hope it is the catalyst that gets tech companies to have difficult conversations and be more inclusive. Made me think and act differently in the work place.

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  • Jose
  • 04/04/2015

A good story

This is the story of how three friends got together to create a very successful company. The author sounds honest and down to earth. There are no new ways or advice on how to manage your business. Its up to you to get from the story what you think applies to you. Overall, a good book

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  • 22/10/2018

A short inspirational startup story

A personal and personable story from the CEO of Zendesk - great read. Narrator is over serious and emphatic, but very clear.

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  • 04/06/2018

Great book

Great insight into what went into this startup from concept to full fledged public company. Recommend for anyone who enjoys hearing/reading about how startups were created.

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  • 10/05/2017

Brilliant. Highly recommend.

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  • Shaji John
  • 09/02/2017

wonderful read. lot of information

read this wonderful book if you ate planning to start a business. lot of j helpful information

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  • Amazon Customer
  • 27/04/2016

Not much in detail

I was expecting more about the business and business tips. Although the book narrates about the company well it was lacking a little in the interaction.

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  • 08/03/2016

Inspiring story!

It was very refreshing to hear of the raw and real story of this epic start up! Very inspiring.