This Is How A Lazy Student Became The Delivery King of Europe

This is the inspiring story of Jitse Groen, the CEO and founder of Thuisbezorgd (Just Eat Takeaway). Imagine being at a party and craving some delicious food, but realizing that ordering online was not an option. Well, this frustration led Jitse Groen on a journey that would revolutionize the food delivery industry. Starting as a lazy student in the Netherlands, he made it to the top of the food chain and became the King of Deliveries. But how did he managed this? Dive into this enticing business story and find out how success stories can come from unexpected places… #businessinsider #inspiringbusiness #businessstories #businessstorytelling _______________ 🔸 SUBSCRIBE NOW and never miss a video about Click here: [   / @dutchbusinessstories  ](   / @dutchbusinessstories  ) Don’t forget to turn on all notifications! _______________ CHAPTERS IN THIS VIDEO about Jitse Groen and Just Eat - Thuisbezorgd 0:00 - Intro: The Story of Jitse Groen 1:40 - Programming for Dummies 2:28 - The idea of Thuisbezorgd 3:38 - Ruben Eilander dropping out 5:50 - The expansion of Takeaway Make sure to watch the entire video, so you won’t miss anything of this inspiring story. _______________ Business inquiries and contact details For business inquiries, copyright matters or other inquiries please contact us per email: dutchbusinessstories@gmail.com _______________ Disclaimers • This video contains information not to be considered the truth, rather theories and information found on the internet or broadcasted by news outlets and journalists. Dutch Business Stories does not have the intend to slander or discredit any of the persons or entities mentioned. This video does not contain financial advice, it is for entertainment purposes only. • We use images and content in accordance with the YouTube Fair Use copyright guidelines • This video could contain certain copyrighted video clips, pictures, or photographs that were not specifically authorized to be used by the copyright holder(s), but which we believe in good faith are protected by federal law and the fair use doctrine for one or more of the reasons noted above.