Your last job interview is with I Eat Bugs, Inc., a leader in the bug extermination business. The position for which you are interviewing is marketing vice president. The person interviewing you has just finished describing the history of IEB. $$Yes$,$ he says, $$IEB was just a local firm in More Geese, Kentucky $($population: $1,567)$ when it was founded by Grant and Melba Throckmorten in $1985.$ Since that time, IEB has grown to the point that is has offices in $1,645$ cities throughout the United States and Europe. $$Now$,$ not only do we $$eat bugs$$ in individual homes, but we have a growing business in extermination in commercial and restaurant facilities. Mr$.$ Throckmorten$$s secret $$I Eat Bugs$$ formula has also been successfully sold through retailers as the IEB brand of bug killing sprays. IEB is currently considering expansion to South Texas and South America $($killer bees, you know$)$ and bringing out a new line of even more potent bug sprayers for the home. And the amazing thing is that Grant and Melba still operate their business as if it were a small company in More Geese, Kentucky. Melba, particularly, is involved in almost every decision in the company, and we all look to Grant for the inspirational leadership that only a Throckmorten can give.$($As he says this, the interviewer$$s eyes begin to mist over.$)$ In your view, what kinds of problems is a company like IEB likely to experience?