Forming the identity of a young business is difficult. Whether you’re branching off from a parent company or launching your own startup, without a consistent set of principles and practices, it can feel like you’re living in the Wild West. If you want your business to flourish, you need to establish law and order—namely, a consistent set of workflows and processes that will keep everyone on the same page. In this Section Cut interview, Adam Gayle, Director of Architecture at Level Architecture + Interiors, shared how you can help your business level up by organizing your practices and processes.Interview TakeawaysEstablish your identityCreate consistencyStart with good documentationGuide your employeesGet the right peopleBe transparentIdentify your weaknessesBreak down projects by phasesForm intentional habits Generate staff buy-inShow LinksConnect with Adam Gayle on LinkedInCheck out Level Architecture + InteriorsConnect with Nathan Malone on LinkedInCheck out MonographFollow Monograph on LinkedIn or InstagramListen and read more about Monograph

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