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'certainly not resistant to fast growth' Do you mean the opposite? Either way - "certainly" is a cheap trick. Reasons please.
by jongraehl 13y ago
'certainly not resistant to fast growth'
Do you mean the opposite? Either way - "certainly" is a cheap trick. Reasons please.
- michaelochurch 13y agoI do mean the opposite. Got the wrong word in. The issue with fast growth is that it requires people to continuously adapt to the changing power structure and the influx of new people. Beyond a certain point, people are no longer focused on their daily work, but on making sure the new hires don't get "slid in" above them.