@Glossier your team went from 12 to 31 people. Same revenue. More confusion. Scaling teams isn't adding headcount. It's building systems that work at scale.
I've navigated this. When I took global operations. Team scaled. Execution dropped. We rebuilt the operating system. Documentation. Communication rhythms. Clear decision rights. Execution went from 71% to 96%. Burnout vanished.
Your founders hired for culture fit. Sales growth required execution skills. Marketing needs strategy. Operations needs discipline. Everyone optimizes for their function. Nobody optimizes for the system. That's how scaling becomes chaos.
The Scale-Ready Culture Framework:
1. Hire for operating system fit. Culture matters. Systems execute.
2. Document everything. If it's not written, it doesn't exist.
3. Communication rhythms. Daily, weekly, quarterly. No ad-hoc chaos.
4. Centralized decision rights. Unclear ownership breaks execution.
5. Culture by design. Define explicitly. Live intentionally.
We're building scale-ready organizations together. Not big teams. Systems that scaled to $1.4B in revenue. You and I growing what lasts.
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