Size Matters

Big ones are messier. They are harder to work on, difficult to wrap up, and it's easy to get stuck. However, when you rise up to the challenge of handling one, it can be very satisfying... particularly because one sees more, and learns more from it.

Small ones are easy to handle. Its more comfortable, easier to fit in, and doesn't take up a lot of time. One can experience its entirety, and get a fairly good grip on things. However, it's not as deep as it's bigger brethren, and rarely as challenging, and boredom can set in quite quickly.

What the hell am I talking about? Clients. Businesses. Firms. Companies :)

The past few engagements I've had have been with massive clients. I'm finally working on a tiny one (in terms of personnel... it's turnover is actually quite astonishing... but then again, you'd have to be to hire us...) and it's quite pleasing to be able to handle so much on my own. I'm still fairly clueless when it comes to analytics, but I'm getting there...