A company that operates by the belief that it can profitably do all jobs, regardless of size, has a firm grasp of its costs of operation and performance.

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Believing a company can profitably do all jobs, regardless of size, does not necessarily indicate a firm grasp of its costs of operation and performance. It could indicate overconfidence or a lack of understanding of scalability and efficiency issues.

A Company That Operates by the Belief That It Can