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Probably the actual reason is conflict with the board, or being fed up / burned out with running the operation.


Or perhaps "just" the wisdom to understand that organisations need a change in leadership from time to time, and that such change is best made (as stated) at a time when the organisation is strong and the pressures low. Every leader eventually runs out of steam.

My own opinion is that leaders ought to pre-announce their resignation date on the day they take the job in the first place, and that date should be not more than 5 years after they start. Five years on and you're running on empty. Time to move on.


There are a lot of family owned small and medium businesses. Their leaders do it their whole lives long. I like that.




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