Books Every Tech Entrepreneur Should Read

The tech industry is constantly evolving – changing in ways we could never have predicted. Any startup founder or entrepreneur must stay up-to-date on the latest developments to be successful. Reading books can help you do that! This blog post will discuss books every tech entrepreneur should read to succeed in today’s competitive landscape. Here are some to get you started.

Lean Startup by Eric Ries

The Lean Startup is the de facto bible for modern startups. It shows you how to create a successful startup business using scientific principles like lean manufacturing and validated learning. This book has helped thousands of entrepreneurs worldwide build better products, measure their results, validate ideas before launching them in the market, find product-market fit and ultimately create a successful startup company. This book is an absolute must-read for any tech entrepreneur or anyone looking to start their own business in the 21st century.

The Four Steps to the Epiphany by Steve Blank

This book is considered a classic in entrepreneurship. It shows you how to build successful startup companies with practical advice and real-life examples. Author Steve Blank explains why most startups fail, avoid these pitfalls, and what you should do instead. He also talks about customer development, which is crucial for any startup founder. If you’re looking for a comprehensive guide to starting a tech company, this is the book.

Hooked by Nir Eyal

Hooked, written by entrepreneur and Stanford lecturer Nir Eyal explains how to build habit-forming products. The book creates customer habits to get users hooked on your product or service. Once you make a habit of using it every day, you will be able to monetize them easily through upsells and other means. This is an essential book for any tech entrepreneur to read, as it will teach you how to create a product that users can’t live without.

Delivering Happiness by Tony Hsieh

Delivering Happiness is a book written by Zappos CEO Tony Hsieh. In it, he tells his story from childhood to building one of the most successful e-commerce companies in the world today. He also discusses how Zappos evolved and helped them become today’s company. This book is ideal for any entrepreneur, as it provides insights and advice from someone who has been there and done that.

About Karlo Tanjuakio

From Honolulu, Hawaii, Karlo Tanjuakio is a driven entrepreneur and has been serving as the founder of Kure since May 2021.

At Kure, the team Karlo and the team are focused on helping people improve processes. By guiding teams to optimize their processes and increase their productivity, Kure is here to help share the technology and knowledge that people and teams alike need to reach their greatest potential.

As an entrepreneur, Karlo Tanjuakio’s highest goal is to empower individuals to collaborate with one another towards the greater good. With a diverse team of experts in technology, optimization, and education, Karlo and the team at Kure have experienced success through implementing dozens of proven process improvement methodologies. Karlo also subscribes to the Japanese business philosophy Kaizen; the concept of Kaizen is “continuous improvement” or “always changing for the better,” and it compels individuals to always seek areas in which they can improve and grow for the better. Through Kure, Karlo is able to marry together all of these ideologies and focus on The Process Optimization Path™ in order to streamline, standardize, and scale process improvement projects.

Learn more about entrepreneurship from Karlo Tanjuakio by visiting his blog page, and check out his professional site for additional information about business!