The best way to learn entrepreneurship is by doing it, failing a few times, and doing it again. But real-world experimentation is costly and time-consuming. The case method provides aspiring or improving entrepreneurs with the best possible substitute for a decade of experience in losing people’s money and making huge, enlightening mistakes.
Put yourself in the shoes of an investor or job applicant considering sinking your money or your time into one of two companies run by first-time CEOs. Do you feel more confident in the company run by the CEO who has read every relevant book or article, or in the one who has practiced every relevant scenario? The better leader will be the latter, who has learned how to launch, grow, and turn around a company by experimenting in hundreds of situations with his or her colleagues. The better entrepreneur will have learned by case method.
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