Masters of Scale - Week Four
When This Cookie Dough Company Went Viral, Its Founder Had to Change Everything
After Kristen Tomlan opened her shop Do, she was stunned by just how thoroughly unprepared she was -- it was a disaster.
How Listening to All Customer Feedback Could Destroy Your Product
If you incorporate too much feedback, you might end up with a bulky product that you spent way more time on than you should have for very little return.
When It Makes Sense to Release an Imperfect Product
We share when you should get your product out there and start getting feedback.
When to Selectively Listen to Feedback and Ignore What Users Say
While gauging user feedback is definitely important, entrepreneurs need to both listen to what users say, and selectively ignore them.
Mark Zuckerberg Reveals the 5 Strategies That Helped Facebook Grow at an Insane Rate
These moves bring 'move fast and break things' to life.
4 Times 'Fail Fast, Fail Cheap' Is the Wrong Advice
Used at the wrong time or taken to an extreme, failing fast and failing cheap can result in significant destruction of value.
Why Mark Zuckerberg Runs 10,000 Facebook Versions a Day
In a rare interview on the podcast 'Masters of Scale,' the Facebook CEO shares how his obsession with testing everything has helped his company scale.