Hangry: A Startup Journey (Legacy Lit)
Friday, 09 December 2022

In this book GrubHub founder Mike Evans reveals the inside story of how he co-founded and developed GrubHub after wanting a pizza delivered late one night. In Hangry, he details step-by-step the grind of building an innovative business, with each chapter including sharp lessons for entrepreneurs and startups that Mike learned on the fly.

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Hangry reveals a decade of eighty-hour work weeks, detailed steps of how Evans garnered his first customers, his hunt for financing dollars, cliffhanger acquisitions, the near collapse of his marriage, a brutally difficult merger, and a pair of tumultuous quit/unquit moments, all to steer the company to become one of the most successful startups in the world.

Author: Mike Evans
Publisher: Legacy Lit
Date: November 2022
Pages: 272
ISBN: 978-0306925535
Print: ‎ 0306925532
Kindle: B09Y5GDMMR
Category: General interest

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