Intentional Success with Tom Stimson

Monday Morning Drive: One Job at a Time Doesn't Scale

Intentional Success with Tom Stimson

Show Notes

This week's blog post walks through the project manager bottleneck, the four-function model that replaces it, the head-of-planning role that ties it together, and the coordinator hires that scale with the company where the project manager role doesn't. https://www.trstimson.com/one-job-at-a-time-doesnt-scale/

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