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Most founders promote their best performer into management and call it done, then wonder why growth stalls. Ken Paskins breaks down the three things missing in most middle layers, and the one paragraph every founder should write before the next promotion.
Most founders hire a No. 2 to “take things off their plate,” then wonder why the seat keeps failing. Ken Paskins breaks down the three things the right second-in-command actually delivers, and the one test that shows whether the hire is working.
Most founders rewrite the plan when it stalls. Ken Paskins breaks down why the strategy usually wasn’t the problem, and the three steps that put execution back on track without starting over
Most founders expect a premium when they hear their valuation, then hear a discount. Ken Paskins breaks down where the founder-dependence discount comes from, and the four questions to ask before anyone makes an offer.
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Most founders promote their best performer into management and call it done, then wonder why growth stalls. Ken Paskins breaks down the three things missing in most middle layers, and the one paragraph every founder should write before the next promotion.
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Most founders promote their best performer into management and call it done, then wonder why growth stalls. Ken Paskins breaks down the three things missing in most middle layers, and the one paragraph every founder should write before the next promotion.