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Sometimes company trajectories stall out, and you'll end up pressing yourself against the roof trying to push that company back up. Physics will beat you. But!
by andkon 12y ago
Sometimes company trajectories stall out, and you'll end up pressing yourself against the roof trying to push that company back up. Physics will beat you. But! Your founders may get things going again.
As far as your actual questions...
1. There are better work environments, in companies with better prospects.
2. You probably can't change the culture unless you're a founder. But fortunately, your founders can change the culture. The question is whether or not they have the political power to do so in your new ownership context.
- MadManE 12y agoThis is encouraging to hear - I appreciate that you took time to answer. The sad part of this is that there are no founders. At least, none that are left. The company was stated ~35 years ago by a pair of brothers, and they sold about 10 years ago. We were left to our own devices until about a year ago since we were incredibly profitable. I'm not sure what changed, but someone decided to "bring us into the fold".