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Uncommon Stock: Exit Strategy (The Uncommon Series, #3)
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Swell ending
Eliot wraps up the third book with plenty of tension & good writing. I couldn't keep away from it and read it in about 30 clock hours (with off and on reading).
He's been well schooled by his research (thanks, Brad) on what a (rocket ship) tech startup really goes through, the importance of & thinking about things like team decisions, the way an IPO run-up works, and much more. And yet all the authenticity doesn't make it dry - it lends credibility to the story. Kudos.
Maybe it's just me, because of the nature of my most recent tech startup, but I had a strong feeling midway through the book what the solution to the story was going to be. Happily, this didn't make it any less exciting; it was fun to see how the author pulled it off in the story.
Next up: the author's most recent book.
My rating criteria is here: http://StartupDJ.com/book-rating-rules
Eliot wraps up the third book with plenty of tension & good writing. I couldn't keep away from it and read it in about 30 clock hours (with off and on reading).
He's been well schooled by his research (thanks, Brad) on what a (rocket ship) tech startup really goes through, the importance of & thinking about things like team decisions, the way an IPO run-up works, and much more. And yet all the authenticity doesn't make it dry - it lends credibility to the story. Kudos.
Maybe it's just me, because of the nature of my most recent tech startup, but I had a strong feeling midway through the book what the solution to the story was going to be. Happily, this didn't make it any less exciting; it was fun to see how the author pulled it off in the story.
Next up: the author's most recent book.
My rating criteria is here: http://StartupDJ.com/book-rating-rules
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September 7, 2016
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September 7, 2016
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