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I couldn't find a similar link for "failed organ transplants" of empty shell companies after the founder(s) depart. The whole "company in name only" disease (w
by aSplash0fDerp 6y ago
I couldn't find a similar link for "failed organ transplants" of empty shell companies after the founder(s) depart.
The whole "company in name only" disease (without the heart, mind and soul of a founder) deserves its own label.
- PragmaticPulp 6y ago> I couldn't find a similar link for "failed organ transplants" of empty shell companies after the founder(s) depart. False dichotomy. Plenty of founders learn how to scale their companies and delegate to an effective management structure. This article is about founders who cling to the micromanagement structure that works when startups are small but fails when companies grow larger.