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Clayton Christensen

Author at Harvard Business School. Mentioned in 12 episodes of Lenny’s Podcast, including the conversations with J.M. Nickels and Eric Ries.

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Peter Sellis 01:02:33
… And yeah, I think this is the like Elon has built this culture that like, you know, Clayton Christensen is dead, but like he probably would would shed a tear over how happy it would make him about avoiding the innovator's dilemma where…
Eric Ries 01:08:39
The late great Clay Christensen once said that it's easier to do the right thing 100% of the time than 98% of the time.
Max Schoening 01:05:23
I bet that if I read reread all of the Clayton Christensen stuff I would also not identify super strongly with it. I use it mostly as have you thought holistically about what the user wants to hire your produ...
Jeetu Patel 01:19:17
The Bible in tech in my mind is Innovator's Dilemma and Innovator Solutions from Clayton Christensen. I think we you have to read that book and I' I'd say I'd recommend to people that read it every every few years.
Robby Stein 00:35:57
… I think a lot about this job to be done framework, which is one of the things that I'm a big fan of and Clayton Christensen's book on Competing Against Luck is one of my favorite books on this topic where you have to really be a student…
Bob Moesta 2.0 00:01:22
… Bob is the co-creator of the Jobs-to-be-Done Framework and worked alongside Clay Christensen for many years. He's also started nine different companies.
J.M. Nickels 01:00:05
… Or Clayton Christensen wrote a great book that he's less known for, he's obviously known for Innovator's Dilemma, but he wrote a book called How Will You Measure Your Life?...
Mike Maples Jr.01:41:20
… I've always liked all of Clay Christensen's books. The other one that I kind of liked that I read recently is by Robert Greene, The Laws of Human Nature.
Eric Ries 00:20:05
… When Clay Christensen died, I knew him and admired him a great deal, and his endorsement of my work was one of the most important... (00:20:39): For me, from the old guar...
Meltem Kuran Berkowitz 01:06:13
… the nonfiction world, How Will You Measure Your Life by Clay Christensen, that's one I recommend. He takes the business learnings that he's had and applies it to your life.
Bob Moesta 01:05:09
… (01:06:20): And then the last one was Clay Christensen, which is I just walked in his office and he had a sign outside his office basically saying anomalies wanted, and I walked in and I said, "Look, I'm ...
Shweta Shrivastava 36:58
… The Chasm by Geoffrey Moore and Clayton Christensen's Innovator's Dilemma are still sort of the two classics in product management that I have quoted a lot and I have recommended to many folks.

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Clayton Christensen

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Harvard Business School

Mentioned In12

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Harvard Business School

Transcript mentions

Peter Sellis 01:02:33
… And yeah, I think this is the like Elon has built this culture that like, you know, Clayton Christensen is dead, but like he probably would would shed a tear over how happy it would make him about avoiding the innovator's dilemma where…
Eric Ries 01:08:39
The late great Clay Christensen once said that it's easier to do the right thing 100% of the time than 98% of the time.
Max Schoening 01:05:23
I bet that if I read reread all of the Clayton Christensen stuff I would also not identify super strongly with it. I use it mostly as have you thought holistically about what the user wants to hire your produ...
Jeetu Patel 01:19:17
The Bible in tech in my mind is Innovator's Dilemma and Innovator Solutions from Clayton Christensen. I think we you have to read that book and I' I'd say I'd recommend to people that read it every every few years.
Robby Stein 00:35:57
… I think a lot about this job to be done framework, which is one of the things that I'm a big fan of and Clayton Christensen's book on Competing Against Luck is one of my favorite books on this topic where you have to really be a student…
Bob Moesta 2.0 00:01:22
… Bob is the co-creator of the Jobs-to-be-Done Framework and worked alongside Clay Christensen for many years. He's also started nine different companies.
J.M. Nickels 01:00:05
… Or Clayton Christensen wrote a great book that he's less known for, he's obviously known for Innovator's Dilemma, but he wrote a book called How Will You Measure Your Life?...
Mike Maples Jr.01:41:20
… I've always liked all of Clay Christensen's books. The other one that I kind of liked that I read recently is by Robert Greene, The Laws of Human Nature.
Eric Ries 00:20:05
… When Clay Christensen died, I knew him and admired him a great deal, and his endorsement of my work was one of the most important... (00:20:39): For me, from the old guar...
Meltem Kuran Berkowitz 01:06:13
… the nonfiction world, How Will You Measure Your Life by Clay Christensen, that's one I recommend. He takes the business learnings that he's had and applies it to your life.
Bob Moesta 01:05:09
… (01:06:20): And then the last one was Clay Christensen, which is I just walked in his office and he had a sign outside his office basically saying anomalies wanted, and I walked in and I said, "Look, I'm ...
Shweta Shrivastava 36:58
… The Chasm by Geoffrey Moore and Clayton Christensen's Innovator's Dilemma are still sort of the two classics in product management that I have quoted a lot and I have recommended to many folks.