Build An Unorthodox Guide to Making Things Worth Making Tony Fadell

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BuildAn Unorthodox Guide to Making Things Worth MakingTony Fadell

What are the secrets to being successful in your career? How do you build a world-changing product-based business? Entrepreneur Tony Fadell answers these questions and more in Build. The book is part career encyclopedia and part memoir, detailing Fadell’s extraordinary journey inventing the iPhone, and then starting Nest (a smart home device company) and selling it to Google for billions of dollars.

In this guide, we’ll first describe Fadell’s career trajectory—including how he failed to build a smartphone several times before finally hitting it big with the iPhone. Then, we’ll share Fadell’s advice for succeeding in every stage of your career, whether you’re just starting out or a CEO. We’ll also share his tips for creating a successful product-based business and building a great team. Along the way, we'll discuss how Fadell’s advice compares with other experts’ tips on building successful products, businesses, and teams.

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