Cover of Philip Ball's 2004 Critical Mass, showing a critical mass of what looks like either a mass exodus, mass pilgrimage, or large column of troops marching to war. [2] |
“When a critical mass of employees [activate] (usually, 5 or 10 percent is all you need), throughout the company, it creates a kind of fusion – a coming together of the human particles in the corporate molecule that releases a massive amount of energy.”