Bringing in an interim COO makes sense when an operational crisis, sudden departure, or rapid scaling outpaces internal capacity, but only if the mandate has strict boundaries. Unlike a permanent hire, an interim operator is brought in to diagnose friction, build fixes, and transfer operational ownership to internal teams before stepping away. A practical look at when the model works and how to avoid costly handover failures: www.linkedin.com/pulse/int…

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Interim Chief Operating Officer: When to Hire and How to Avoid Failure