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In a world where businesses often strive for bigger, better, and more, it’s easy to lose sight of the valuable lessons that small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) can teach us about high performance. The key to unlocking exceptional results lies not only in expansive budgets and top-tier talent but also in the nimble and adaptive practices of SMEs. By thinking like a small business, organisations can emulate the agility, employee engagement, and innovation of them to achieve remarkable performance and productivity.
In small businesses, every employee’s contribution is critical, and their impact can ultimately make a difference to the company establishing itself or going under.
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