Small By Design : The Entrepreneur’s Guide For Growing Big While Staying Small

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Title: Small By Design : The Entrepreneur’s Guide For Growing Big While Staying Small
Description: Small companies create value in unique ways, often outperforming much larger competitors. In Small by Design: The Entrepreneur's Guide For Growing Big While Staying Small, entrepreneur David Feldman reveals how small businesses can make a major impact with a minimalist mindset. The value a company creates is not a function of its size, and according to Feldman, the clutter of conventional growth often crowds out actual impact. It's far better to assemble the truly essential resources and learn to apply them well, all while staying deliberately, intentionally, and proudly small by design. Small by Design is not for companies hoping to appear bigger than they are; it's about becoming confident in their small size and being proud of that choice. Staying small often lends itself to a competitive advantage, and though this doesn't happen automatically, neither does mimicking the strategies of multinationals.
Authors: David Feldman
Resource Type: eBook.
Subjects: Small business--Management
Categories: BUSINESS & ECONOMICS / Entrepreneurship, BUSINESS & ECONOMICS / Small Business, BUSINESS & ECONOMICS / Organizational Development
Database: eBook Collection (EBSCOhost)
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Abstract:Small companies create value in unique ways, often outperforming much larger competitors. In Small by Design: The Entrepreneur's Guide For Growing Big While Staying Small, entrepreneur David Feldman reveals how small businesses can make a major impact with a minimalist mindset. The value a company creates is not a function of its size, and according to Feldman, the clutter of conventional growth often crowds out actual impact. It's far better to assemble the truly essential resources and learn to apply them well, all while staying deliberately, intentionally, and proudly small by design. Small by Design is not for companies hoping to appear bigger than they are; it's about becoming confident in their small size and being proud of that choice. Staying small often lends itself to a competitive advantage, and though this doesn't happen automatically, neither does mimicking the strategies of multinationals.
ISBN:9781631958854
9781631958861