What's your favourite entrepreneurship/tech movie or series?
Florian Myter
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Kind of an obvious one for me, but HBO's Silicon Valley is one of the few TV series I've seen back-to-back multiple times.
What's your favourite ?
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Marvin Mändle@marvin_maendle
I prefer documentaries, but I really liked the story behind Spotify in "Playlist". Narcos is also great, but that's another kind of entrepreneurship... :D
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@marvin_maendle @florian_myter Imagine using facebook ads for that
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@marvin_maendle Haha, well I guess "that kind" of marketing comes with its own sets of challenges ? I can imagine marketing isn't the easiest thing to get started 😬
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@marvin_maendle haha another kind of entrepreneurship. Those guys would indeed be amazing entrepreneurs even if they did everything legal
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@marvin_maendle @maurizioisendoorn Good point about them having potential to be great "regular" entrepeneurs. I (almost) got scammed over the phone last year. Hands down, the scammer was the best salesman I've ever encountered ... such a shame
@florian_myter probably yes haha.
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I liked these a lot:
- The Steve Jobs movie
- Wolf of Wall street
- Lamborghini
- The Pursuit of Happiness
- The Big Short
- Moneyball
- The Founder (about McDonalds)
- The Social Network (about Facebook)
Silicon Valley series
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Atlantix
So good question! I'm wondering about such movies and series, too.
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@florian_myter yeah, entrepreneurship is often a kind of adventure. and it's often similar to creative paths of musicians and other artists.
movies like The Doors I'd suggest to watch, too.
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@al_arthen_factory Perfect blend of entertainment, inspiration and lessons learned (for some)
Did anyone watch startup? I was recently recommended the series and it seems like a good fit for the PH community!
"Silicon Valley is definitely a classic choice for tech enthusiasts! It's like the 'comfort code' we can always rely on for a good laugh and some startup drama. What's not to love about a show where lines of code are delivered with perfect comedic timing?"