Growth Doesn’t Stand Alone
Corporate growth is a metric marker for measuring the overall viability of an organization. This idea applies to both service-oriented and manufactured hard goods entities. There are common elements to each. Sales is a good marker for the journey. A law firm might refer to this as “billable hours,” while a manufacturer might measure numbers of “units sold.” Whatever the measure, it doesn’t stand alone. It is not a singular measure but reflects all elements of a given organization. It has positive and negative aspects. The need for growth becomes more relevant as we move ...
