pickI have a soft spot for entrepreneurial stories. I love the unsure start, the twists and turns as they try things that work and things that don‘t, and their success. I enjoyed and appreciated the honesty in this one. Plus, I fondly remember receiving movies in the mail.
“When your dream becomes a reality, it doesn't just belong to you. It belongs to the people who helped you — your family, your friends, your co-workers. It belongs to the world.” ❤
Freedom and Responsability. What some people really look for in a job...
pickMarc Randolph is a Silicon Valley entrepreneur, advisor and investor best known for co-founding Netflix with Reed Hastings. More business history than memoir this is an engaging, self-deprecating read about Netflix‘s origins and how it weathered common start-up issues and the dot-com bust of 2001 but Randolph left before Netflix moved into streaming and content business or battled Blockbuster, so the book stops before the real story gets started.
That Will Never Work: The Birth of Netflix and the Amazing Life of an Idea | 
