Which harvest option can have the negative attribute of forcing the leadership team to focus on short-term profits and performance results?

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An IPO (Initial Public Offering) is a harvest option where a company goes public by selling its shares to the general public. This can put pressure on the leadership team to focus on short-term profits and performance results in order to satisfy shareholders and maintain stock prices. MBO (Management Buyout) and ESOP (Employee Stock Ownership Plan) are harvest options that involve buying out the company from the current owners, which may not necessarily lead to a focus on short-term profits as the new owners may have a long-term perspective. Strategic Alliance is not a harvest option, but rather a strategic partnership between two companies for mutual benefit.

Which Harvest Option Can Have the Negative Attribute of Forcing