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7 Surefire Ways to Stop Small Problems from Killing Your Business
I’m 5 weeks into an MIT Sloan School of Management Certificate course called Leading Organizations for High-Velocity Performance. This week’s module addressed how small problems can easily become big ones if left unaddressed. But with the right mindset and approach, you can effectively prevent them from escalating.
Here are a few strategies I learned about, and that you can use to stop small problems from becoming big ones: