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Moving up: Ten questions for leaders in transition

✍ Scribed by Robert Bruce Shaw; Michael M. Chayes

Publisher
John Wiley and Sons
Year
2010
Weight
134 KB
Volume
2011
Category
Article
ISSN
1087-8149

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✦ Synopsis

Abstract

Career advancements move through stages that need to be managed skillfully. When handled well, transitions offer unique and, in many respects, unmatched growth opportunities for both a company and the leaders involved. When handled poorly, there are considerable downsides for all. In the first part of a two‐part series, the authors explain the ten questions that are critical for successful transitions.

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