“If you achieve scale, you leave core people with two balls to juggle - their team and their clients - and someone else handles the rest.”

Mark Emney · With Interest · Why accounting practices are in demand

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explain that achieving scale lets practice staff focus on only two core responsibilities - their team and their clients - by offloading other operational “balls” to a larger organization

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