Every new venture that survives the first five years starts to drift away from their entrepreneurial thinking, and assumes they have achieved the path to longevity. In fact, even within Fortune 100 companies, almost 90 percent have encountered growth stalls or flirted with failure, or worse, in the last 50 years. No company can afford to lose the agility, flexibility, and innovation of a startup.
Think Like An Entrepreneur For Business Longevity
Posted by martinzwilling under StartupsFrom http://blog.startupprofessionals.com 2837 days ago
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