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Andrea ClarkeThe Guardian |
Getting fired doesn’t end a career – it can define it. The savviest leaders know how to lose well and rebuild with purpose.
It is adaptability that allows us to recognise the signals of change, adjust to fresh conditions, and apply innovative thinking to new problems.
Burnout, scrutiny and liability have turned the top job toxic, and rising stars are opting out.
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