Psychologie, rencontres et stratégie : les dessous du monde de la transmission
15 Oct 2026 · 1 min

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In this short dialogue, Speaker A asks why leaders who are close to retirement tend to postpone succession decisions. Speaker B responds by highlighting the serious consequences of such delays, using a simple analogy of selling an apartment. He explains that waiting for a perfect buyer leads to a loss of momentum, fewer simultaneous offers, and a situation where, after a long gap, the negotiation conditions have shifted unfavorably. The exchange underscores that postponing leadership transition can diminish bargaining power and result in suboptimal outcomes for the organization.










