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by a searcher
in Dallas, TX, USA

8mos ago

CEO Time

I do not think CEO's spend enough time thinking and planning. I am looking to understand what good looks like for "CEO Time". How much time do you think a CEO should spend thinking, planning, strategizing post close? Is it one hour a week, is it daily?

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reply by a searcher 8mos ago
from Touro University in Bluffton, South Carolina, United States

I think have a day a week that you block is ideal. I’m not there yet because I also have a W2 but a day a week with no operational meetings would be my goal.

reply by a professional 8mos ago
from Binghamton University, State University of New York in New York City, NY, USA

Having a post-close roadmap will be foundational to how you spend your first 3-6 months. The key is to be deliberate about it, ensuring you are guiding the company to the right direction and not just being consumed by its daily operations.