“knowledge gap” method uses a client-centric approach.
ed mendlowitz answers some of the toughest questions practitioners can throw at him. he’s the right one to ask. after more than 40 years in the business – building his own practice, running the firm, and eventually selling it to a major regional firm, withumsmith+brown, where he remains a senior partner and consultant to professional services clients – he has the answers.
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question: i suspect that my partner has “maxed out” and cannot grow further which will retard our growth. what can i do or how can i deal with this?
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