A large order or a new market can seem like the breakthrough any small business has been looking for. But for some, the breakthrough turns to despair if there is no plan.
Angus was recently interviewed by the New Zealand Herald about advice for SMEs undergoing fast growth.
He talks about what he calls the “boring stuff” – planning, budgeting and metrics – and just how vital it is that you get this right.
You can check out the article here.
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