How Leancamp London 1 participants describe it.

by admin on Dec 15, 2011 in Blog | Comments

I thought I’d dig up the feedback forms from Leancamp London 1 to help people get a better idea of what it’s like.

These are not solicited testimonials. They are answers to the question,

“How would you describe Leancamp?”

[For] People looking to start up their own business, probably in a more technical area but at the same time, there is quite a lot which is useful for setting up any new business.

The appeal of the unconference is that it has something for everyone. Novices can learn from Experts, Experts can share with other Experts, Experts can benefit from the beginners eyes of the Novice.

A different than normal crowd, really good and worthwhile coming to.

If you’re into lean startup, or you’re thinking that you’re taking too long doing product management when there must be a clearer way to get customer feedback etc, then this is for you.

Great forum to talk about ideas you might have for apps, run it past people. Also, great for motivation and to get the buzz about what’s going on in the industry.

Been blabbing on about it lots to colleagues and also other attendees at FOWA Dublin

The basis of this question is to discover cross-pollution markets, right? Some of the lessons learned could be applicable to almost everyone working “under conditions of extreme uncertainty”; more specific cross-markets might include: small, established business owners attempting to expand; intrapreneurs in large companies, almost any kind of online business owners, and marketers.

I told them that if they are serious about running a startup they had to be there.

Something quite different. If they didn’t go then I recommended they keep an eye on how it develops – something to watch.

You didn’t target them, but techies would like much of the material. Real startups may not have the time, but consultants obviously can learn much.

[For] someone starting out on a new idea.