Delivery scales with revenue. Onboarding scales with growth.

Firms that hire delivery capacity against their forecast often hit the same ceiling anyway, because the function under real pressure isn't sized by revenue at all.

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A business sets out to grow 20% a year and does the sensible things. It builds pipeline. It hires delivery capacity against the forecast. It watches gross margin and utilisation. Two or three years in, revenue is materially higher and the growth rate is roughly where it started, and the recurring complaint in management meetings is not that leads dried up, but that signed clients are waiting to begin. The usual diagnosis is a sales problem or a delivery problem. Often it is neither. It is that the work of…

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