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What Juncture Did Scoutzie Reach That Proved to Be Difficult
The company reached a high volume of clients, but also was finding it difficult to continue raising money with investors. The potential volume for projects was high, but Scoutzie struggled to handle all of them because at the time, their model was not scalable.
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