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EP028: A Great Strategy Executed Poorly is Worse than an OK Strategy Executed Fantastically

An episode of the Commanding Business podcast, hosted by Tim Hamilton, titled "EP028: A Great Strategy Executed Poorly is Worse than an OK Strategy Executed Fantastically" was published on February 9, 2016 and runs 43 minutes.

February 9, 2016 ·43m · Commanding Business

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Some companies grow so fast they don’t have time to think about the decisions they are making. Whether it’s hiring, making the best proposals or which city to open their next office in, taking care of clients should always take precedence. Tim Hamilton talks with Scott Weintraub, CMO of Healthcare Regional Marketing (HRM), about the magic moment when it’s finally time to divvy up the work and start giving people proper titles. HRM desires to be a thought leader in their industry and founding members are writing a book to give other great start-ups the hindsight 20/20 they n...

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