Ten or 15 years ago, small companies were seen as innovators and big companies were moving slowly to catch up. But time has altered the picture. Today, big companies are becoming more nimble like entrepreneurial firms.
Are Big Companies Better Innovators Than Small Ones?


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3719 days ago
The real advantage of the small business is that it's owners and employees tend to be more passionate, more dedicated, and much more personally connected to its operation and it's success or failure. In small businesses, people are more likely to express themselves and make the kinds of decisions that can get stifled or unrecognized in a bigger company.
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