What does "Scrappy" mean to you and your business?

Lots of companies describe themselves as "scrappy." But what does that mean? For me, it's a mindset that sees constraints as guiderails, not disadvantages. Tight budget? Small team? Imminent deadline? These constraints aren't roadblocks; they're ramps to innovation. It's about doing more with less - prioritization, agility, and impact. It's not about spreading yourself thin; it’s about focusing your efforts laser-sharp where they can make the most difference. At Quickly Hire, for example, we're getting ready to launch a partnership program that rewards partners with cash for referrals they send our way. We know referrals are a major lead source for us, so it makes sense to invest time and resources there. A simple, cost-effective solution with a scrappy spirit that we hope will lead to growth. What are some ways you embrace scrappiness at your company?