Composite / composite / 3 to 6 months
Margins are compressing while utilization is already maxed, there is no operational lever to escape the problem.
Growth Destroying Margin (S8) + capacity-ceiling constraint (fires when utilization >= ~[redacted]% AND ceiling within [redacted] months, not the hiring-capacity signal)
If you can't grow revenue (maxed on delivery capacity) and you can't cut costs (margins already thin), you're trapped. Adding capacity costs money you don't have margin to support. Not adding capacity means you can't grow out of the problem.
Every consultant is fully booked. New deals are being turned away or delayed. But the work you are doing has [redacted]% margin, below the [redacted]% floor. Hiring another person makes the margin problem worse. Not hiring means you can't grow revenue. You're stuck.
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