What do chief operating officers do in today’s business world? How can you determine if your company truly needs one? In his book The Second in Command, Cameron Herold explains that COOs serve as more than just operations managers—they’re second-in-command leaders who complement the CEO’s strengths and weaknesses. They take on various roles, from explaining business operations to implementing systems and maintaining company culture. Keep reading to discover the six key roles of COOs and learn whether hiring one is the right move for your business.
What Do Chief Operating Officers Do? 6 Roles (Cameron Herold)
