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It's the experience of being responsible for a broader whole. Hard decisions are required in that context. It all seems simple from the outside - I know because
by aksss 3y ago
It's the experience of being responsible for a broader whole. Hard decisions are required in that context. It all seems simple from the outside - I know because I've been there too.
- salawat 3y agoI'll grudgingly second this. at a certain point, you simply run out of options. you have fixed cash flow, bills to pay, people (service providers) wanting more, and growth is genuinely hard. The thing that disgusts me about it, is we're not more clear about these sorts of things in terms of manager/employee relations.