Talia formed a technology start-up in her garage, and it has grown more rapidly than she ever imagined. She has always kept tabs on all of her people, and her company has just passed 150 employees. What should she do now?
A. decrease structure for communication and decision-making
B. send managers to large corporations to bring back a sense of largeness
C. add more structure for communication and decision-making
D. increase the number of decisions that only she can make
E. eliminate some positions to keep numbers manageable
Answer: C
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