My family's business was chugging along nicely. Then a magazine came by and wrote a very nice article about us. Overnight we had five times the number of clients, and had to hire more people. We learned that growth can lead to loss of quality, and mediocrity becomes acceptable. After a while, we cut back on clients through attrition,…
My family's business was chugging along nicely. Then a magazine came by and wrote a very nice article about us. Overnight we had five times the number of clients, and had to hire more people. We learned that growth can lead to loss of quality, and mediocrity becomes acceptable. After a while, we cut back on clients through attrition, laid off the extra staff and returned to chugging along nicely. The concept of enough is unpopular.
My family's business was chugging along nicely. Then a magazine came by and wrote a very nice article about us. Overnight we had five times the number of clients, and had to hire more people. We learned that growth can lead to loss of quality, and mediocrity becomes acceptable. After a while, we cut back on clients through attrition, laid off the extra staff and returned to chugging along nicely. The concept of enough is unpopular.
That's refreshing to hear. 😄