What is Reddit's opinion of Innovation and Entrepreneurship?
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Surprisingly applicable to IT management in general. On nimble team mentality, etc.

Peter Drucker's book is a good one.

> I can't argue "actually this and that business didn't have a mission-driven founder"

You absolutely can argue that if you were to find some examples to prove your point. But you won’t find those examples.

And I can argue my claim. There is extensive literature on the effect of founder effects, competition and clustering, and the effect of individual entrepreneurs on innovation.

There’s a reason, after all, that people who spend their lives studying economics and business are not socialists.

None. The only way to start a business is to start.

Lots of people read books on it but never do anything.

But if you're looking for Dak Horse candidates that are more practical than cheerleading:

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