All posts by: Osinachi Akanegbu

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What Audits Reveal About How a Business Really Operates

For many organizations, the word audit triggers one reaction: compliance. It’s often viewed as a regulatory requirement, a routine annual process, or something to “get through” as quickly as possible. But in reality, an audit is far more than a checklist exercise. When approached strategically, audits provide deep insight into how a business truly operates […]

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SCALING WITHOUT CHAOS

Growth is supposed to feel like progress. For many business owners, it feels like pressure. More clients, more staff, more revenue, more decisions. Yet instead of clarity, growth brings confusion. Instead of stability, it creates constant firefighting. Instead of freedom, it increases dependence on the founder. This is what chaotic scaling looks like. And it […]

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Hiring for Growth, Not Survival

Many businesses hire because they have to. Deadlines are piling up, founders are stretched thin, and something is clearly breaking. So a role is created, a job post goes out, and someone is brought in to “help.” But that’s survival hiring. Growth hiring is different. It is intentional, strategic, and tied directly to where the […]

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Hiring Mistakes That Cost Companies Millions: A Business Consultant’s Perspective

From a business consultant’s standpoint, hiring mistakes are rarely just people problems. They are structural failures that reveal deeper issues in how a business makes decisions, designs roles, and aligns talent with strategy. Many organisations focus on revenue growth, cost control, and operational efficiency, yet treat recruitment as a secondary activity. This disconnect is one […]

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What HR managers often get wrong when recruiting

Hiring fails rarely because of a lack of andidates. It fails because of flawed assumptions. Here are a few common mistakes that quietly derail recruitment outcomes: • Prioritising speed over suitability • Treating CVs as proof of performance • Hiring for today’s tasks instead of tomorrow’s demands • Overlooking cultural and behavioural alignment • Assuming […]

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Why Bad Hires Destroy Profitable Businesses

Many businesses focus intensely on sales, operations, and growth targets, yet overlook one of the most powerful drivers of profitability: hiring. While revenue strategies get boardroom attention, recruitment decisions are often rushed, delegated, or treated as routine administrative tasks. This oversight is costly. Bad hires do not simply fail to perform. They quietly erode profitability, […]

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Growth Exposes Weak Systems: Signs Your Business Has Outgrown Its Structure

Growth is often celebrated as proof that a business is doing well. Revenue increases, customer numbers rise, and operations expand. But for many businesses, growth also brings confusion, stress, and declining performance. This is not because growth is a problem. It is because growth exposes weaknesses that already existed in the business. When systems are […]

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