
When Two Co-CEOs Share One Scorecard
Co-CEOs fail when they share a title and hide two scorecards. Write one public card, and write who breaks a tie before the first fight.

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Succession, scale-ups, remote teams, and other C-suite performance questions.

Co-CEOs fail when they share a title and hide two scorecards. Write one public card, and write who breaks a tie before the first fight.

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