Corporate politics and red tape suffocate innovation. Strategy turns into endless PowerPoints with little accountability for execution.
Marketing has lost the steady leadership it once had. With experienced leaders no longer in place, the team has become ineffective, reactive, and disconnected from the needs of sales and customers
Highly experienced talent — both in the field and at HQ — has been cut recently leaving knowledge gaps and creating instability. This short-term cost cutting undermines long-term growth.
Morale has taken a dip. New field leadership doesn’t know how to communicate down effectively. Updates from corporate to the field have slowed to a trickle, leaving teams unclear on priorities or direction.