The secret to scaling: People
The secret to scaling is the people. People generally want to do the right thing if you set them up for success with the right conditions. They want to grow, develop, and have a meaningful impact. They don't need to be coerced or controlled.
Effectively scaling an organisation is then connected to helping people grow.
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