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Taking a Book to Scale | Nick Gray

Peter Winick

Creating diverse products from a book to reach scale. Using Nick’s book as an example, Peter walks through the process of taking a book from shelf to scale. Another component to taking a book to scale is moving the contents to versatile offerings. It’s usually some sort of a sliding scale based on volume and usage.

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Creating Alignment between Marketing and Sales | Winston Henderson

Peter Winick

An interview with Winston Henderson about revenue alignment; what it looks like, and how to achieve it. Winston has worked in both sales and marketing in the past, and now focuses on revenue alignment, and using thought leadership to bring sales and marketing together as a single, unified force. Contact us for more information.

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The Ultimate Guide to Small Business Customer Service

Help Scout Leadership

Tip #1: Don’t worry if it doesn’t scale. At Workshop, they take a similar approach, just a little less structured: “Technically, on paper, I’m the only one in support right now, but people from engineering, design, and product all pitch in. It’s really a growth engine.”. 3 approaches to scaling support for small businesses.

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Very Cheap, Then Very Expensive (On Job Titles)

Ed Batista

A theme in my work with founder/CEOs is what I call "the judicious imposition of structure," which includes the need to clarify who's responsible for what and how decisions get made as the organization scales. [5] They offset other constraints. Most early-stage organizations are constrained in a number of predictable ways.

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15Five’s Talent Matrix Helps HR Leaders Make Fair and Objective Talent Decisions at Scale

15Five

HR leaders can now easily identify top and at-risk performers and make more fair and objective talent-based decisions at scale. For salespeople, measure calls and revenues; for engineers, quality, quantity, and creative output; for managers, team results and employee retention and promotion.”.

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CEO Optimism Slips In October Amid Worsening Forecasts For The Economy

Chief Executive

on a scale of 1-10, down from 5.92 Similarly, 69 percent expect revenues to increase over the next 12 months, 4 percent lower than in September and 21 percent less than when we started the year. Construction/Engineering CEOs, who also reported improved confidence this month (+8 percent), echoed that sentiment. in September.

Revenue 98
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How to reinvent your product growth strategy for the tech downturn

Andrew Chen

No, you can’t just expect to hire dozens of engineers, regardless of progress — particularly when hiring freezes are coming into effect. This puts the focus squarely on burn by evaluating it as a multiple of revenue growth. The next might be paid channels like newsletters, which are hard to scale but highly productive.

ROI 85