Creative Disruption & The Innovator's Dilemma | Clayton Christensen (HBS & Author) @ Startup Grind

[@AlliancedTrolls]

Here’s the spark notes version: 1. As people in complex professions discover patterns and share knowledge, the need for high intelligence and great intuition are diminished by best practices and precise rules. 2. Startups with a truly unique differentiation and a smaller profit margin are much more likely to replace incumbents. Established companies tend to compete for more profitable areas. 3. Don’t segment customers by human characteristics but by the jobs a product or service accomplishes for them. The data points draws a much deeper cause and effect.

[@skighb9292]

The 25 ppl who dislike this video are dinosaurs who haven’t realized they have been disrupted some time ago

[@skighb9292]

This here is what you call audio gold

[@pecaspecas6270]

Very well thought out. Excellent perspective.

[@geometryplus2435]

1.5x speed is useful

[@fortunec7461]

🤣

[@capetownct]

Blew my mind

[@Banininator]

Very interesting perspective about the disruption on innovation.

[@StartupGrind]

Any favorite quotes?

[@CorporateRowingNZ]

How do they get disrupted!?

[@yushpi]

It's almost 7 years now. Is Solar power cost competitive now?😀

[@billtruttschel]

He's basically talking about game theory.

[@warriornineteen]

Mild mannered man but has a lot of brilliant ideas in here

[@Yu10l10]

R.i.p mate

[@milasaba7594]

Tesla😆🚀

[@OvenBakedCookie]

Gotta mention "Harvard" like 3 times, ay

[@StartupGrind]

Don't think he gets an affiliate fee, unfortunately ;)

[@domingoalvarez3984]

He was wrong on both Tesla and Solar Power, so I am not sure what he is talking about.

[@StartupGrind]

Every theory needs updates - and Clayton updates his theory of disruption regularly!

[@Joehseppy]

Is he really wrong?

[@pauloesmarques]

Meh...