Steve Blank Incorruptible
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- The book 'Incorruptible' by Eric Ries offers a transformative perspective on why good companies go bad and how great companies stay great.
- It is compared to the impact of 'The Lean Startup' after the dot-com crash, suggesting it could reshape corporate and startup worlds after the next financial crisis.
- Part 1 explains how corporations shifted from serving people to serving only shareholders.
- Part 2 provides practical guidance on building companies with enduring governance structures.
- Part 3 discusses the network effect of creating such companies and highlights the Long Term Stock Exchange (LTSE) as an attempt to address short-termism in public markets.
- The reviewer believes the book may be more important than 'The Lean Startup' for founders, companies, and society.