Growth Isn't Waiting for Hiring to Catch Up

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New data from Chief Executive Magazine caught our attention.

41% of CEOs say they're expanding their organization's footprint this year.
At the same time, fewer than a quarter expect to fully achieve their hiring goals.

In other words, many leaders are continuing to pursue growth while knowing they may not be able to hire all the people they'd like.

That raises an interesting question:
What does growth look like when hiring can't keep pace?

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