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Eric Ries

@ericries.bsky.social

Trying to change how startups are built formerly @ericries on the bird app New Book coming May 2026: INCORRUPTIBLE: Why Good Companies go bad... And How Great companies Stay Great Pre-order now and receive exclusive bonuses at: http://incorruptible.co

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Jaxon Evans@jaxonevans.social · last wk.

Incredible podcasts from @techdirt.com interviewing @ericries.bsky.social:

How To Stop Good Companies From Going Bad — Techdirt

The concept of “enshittification” has helped illuminate why companies and their products so often get worse over time, but the causes of this process are complex and multifaceted. In his new book Incorruptible, author Eric Ries presents a related but contrasting take on how good companies go bad, and how to build companies that resist the process. This week, Eric joins the podcast to talk all about the book and what we might be able to do to solve this problem. Get the book: https://www.incorruptible.co/

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Eric Ries@ericries.bsky.social · last wk.

Dave Chase, CEO of Health Rosetta, turned Incorruptible into a 15-item build plan — a five-part punch list naming the specific firms and lawyers founders can use to lock a mission into a company's structure.

Quote card: Dave Chase, CEO of Health Rosetta, quoting Incorruptible — 'Mission-anchored companies are roughly six times more likely to survive than conventional ones, because their purpose is built into the architecture, where it holds even after the founders, the boards, and the money have all changed hands.'
Eric Ries@ericries.bsky.social · 2w ago

This one moves me. Readers I'll never meet, longtime critics, and authors I've admired for years — none of them comparing notes — have independently called Incorruptible their book of the year, or of the decade. Grateful for every voice in it.

Book of the Year compilation poster for Incorruptible by Eric Ries, featuring quotes from readers, founders, and critics calling it their book of the year, of the decade, and the most important business book they have read.