书籍介绍
这不是一本为独角兽唱赞歌的创业圣经,而是一份关于'如何把规则踩在脚下'的诚实记录。作者没有把 Uber 与 Airbnb 包装成又一个励志故事,而是反复追问同一个尖锐问题:当增长本身成为唯一的道德,一家公司可以离界多远?从 Uber 动员用户向议员施压、用 850% 的注册暴涨感谢一场罢工,到 Airbnb 创始人'不要做只会说'不'的律师'的表态,书中那些被读者标注又争议的桥段,恰恰是它最值钱的地方。它适合想看清'快速扩张'背后代价的人,也适合对'破坏式创新'是否真值得欢呼保持怀疑的人。读完你会记住的不只是两家公司的成败,而是那个悬在创业公司头顶的问题:当规则成为障碍,越界究竟是勇气,还是别的什么。
作者简介
Brad Stone is senior executive editor for technology at Bloomberg News and the author of The Upstarts: How Uber, Airbnb, and the Killer Companies of the New Silicon Valley are Changing the World (Little, Brown, January 2017.) He is also the author of the New York Times bestseller, The Everything Store: Jeff Bezos and the Age of Amazon, which won the 2013 Business Book of the Year Award from the Financial Times and Goldman Sachs and has been translated into 26 languages. He is a twin, and the father of twins, and lives in the San Francisco Bay Area.