There are a lot of assumptions made about small businesses. For example, they're the drivers of our economic prosperity, the creators of the world, and they all want rapid growth in their ventures. Further discrepancy arises when sizing out small businesses. Depending who you ask, a small business can be a company that has two employees or 100, with revenues under $100,000 or over $5 million.
New research has shed light on some well held small business “truths” and statistically shown that they might not necessarily hold water.
To read the full, original article click on this link: Research study: Small businesses want to stay small - The Small Business Blog
Author: by Jason Keith
