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Decision time
1) What problems might start-ups face?
1) Start-up might face difficult to access funds.
2) Why do some companies experience flat revenues at some point?
2) Because they aren’t enough scalable for entering new markets or attracting different target of customers.
3) When is a merger a good idea?
3) When your company isn’t doing well or when you want to expand your market.
4) In what situations is it advisable for a CEO to step aside?
4) A CEO should step aside when the company growth has stagnated and when he can’t no longer bring fresh ideas and energies.
5) When could a buy-out be a smart exit strategy?
5) A buy-out could be a smart strategy to build from scratch a new start-up with new ideas and avoiding all the error made in the previous experience.
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1 Reply
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A few changes to make:
> Start-up might face difficult to access funds
The collocation is: face/have difficulties in doing something
> Start-ups might face difficulties in accessing funds.
> Because they aren’t enough scalable for entering new markets or attracting different target of customers.
word order adjective + enough > Because they aren’t scalable enough ….
> A CEO should step aside when the company growth has stagnated and when he can’t no longer bring fresh ideas and energies.
> ... and when he can’t bring fresh ideas and energy any longer.
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