Competing Against Luck
Recommended by 7 people on the record.
And I love the book um Clayton Christensen wrote Competing Against Luck.
on a podcast · 28 Sep 2026 · Report
Christensen explores one of his approaches to combating the Innovator’s Dilemma:
on bringthedonuts.com · 7 Jan 2026 · Report
How do you build amazing products? This book is the essence of the famous Jobs To Be Done framework that so many PMs use.
on a16z.com · 7 Nov 2025 · Report
This game-changing book is filled with compelling real world examples, including from inside Intuit. Jobs Theory has had --and will continue to have ---a profound influence on Intuit’s approach to innovation. It just might change yours, too.
on harvard.com · 4 Oct 2016 · Report
Competing Against Luck offers fresh thinking on how to get innovation right. Clayton Christensen and his coauthors offer a compelling take on how to truly understand customers by the progress they’re seeking to make in their lives. Bravo!
on harvard.com · 4 Oct 2016 · Report
In an age of big data and hyper segmentation, Christensen’s thinking is refreshing and clarifying. This book will relieve you of tired marketing conversations and invite you into worlds of new and ultimately, defining possibilities. Competing Against Luck is a must read for anyone working on developing or sustaining a distinctive brand.
on harvard.com · 4 Oct 2016 · Report
As a long-time fan of Clay Christensen, I was eager to read Competing Against Luck -- and it didn’t disappoint. This book has the potential to change the way you view innovation. Engaging and well-written, Christensen and his co-authors caused me to stop and really think about how Khan Academy is growing. I highly recommend it.
on harvard.com · 4 Oct 2016 · Report