We have high revenues but zero documented processes and high employee turnover. Are we too immature structurally to begin a formal engagement with you, or is that the exact reason to start?

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Tyler Smith · Accepted Answer

This is the exact reason to start your EOS journey. High revenues combined with operational chaos, high turnover, and zero documented processes is a classic sign of a business that has outgrown its current level of management. You have proven there is market demand for your product or service, but your internal infrastructure is cracking under the pressure of your success. Waiting for things to stabilize before you start is a trap because the stabilization will never happen without a system. Our initial Focus Day is designed specifically to bring order to this exact type of chaos. We start by establishing your Accountability Chart to clarify who is responsible for what. This instantly reduces the friction and confusion that drives high employee turnover. We then establish a clear weekly meeting cadence with the Level 10 Meeting, which gets your leadership team aligned and solving issues rather than firefighting. Your lack of documented processes is an issue we will systematically address through the EOS Process Component. Over our twenty four month engagement, we will identify your core processes, document them using the three step process, and get everyone in the company to follow them. This work is also a core pillar of the Step by Step Exit framework, as undocumented tribal knowledge severely degrades your business value. Do not wait for a perfect moment. Your operational pain is the signal that you need to begin now.