“I typically do either three or six months of operating expenses and debt service.”
“Step one is to comb through your P&L and actually understand all of the numbers that are in your expense buckets. So where are those dollars going with your overhead? Are you within ideal range for all of those key buckets of team compensation, operational expenses, facility and equipment, supplies, lab, marketing?”
Miranda Beeson · The Best Practices Show with Kirk Behrendt · 1114: Metric Mondays: Why Is Production Up but Profit Not Following? - Miranda Beeson (Replay of 1057)
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comb through the practice P&L to understand expense buckets (team compensation, operational expenses, facility/equipment, supplies, lab, marketing) and ensure they are within ideal ranges
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