Over hiring doesn't always solve problems. Sometimes, it creates them. Having a small buffer in you

27 Jul 2026 · 2 min
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Avi Arya argues that companies often hire 20-30% more staff than needed, masking deeper operational problems and shrinking profits. Instead of adding headcount, build a buffer of capable junior leaders. Auditing small time losses like commuting and coffee breaks reveals where real productivity gains hide.

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