Suffering from a career setback can be one of life's most traumatic events. In an economic climate where unemployment is growing, many will be feeling this kind of pain. After years of economic stability and success, for several, this could be their first taste of failure. It can also inspire them to greater things while difficulty can devastate the toughest human beings.
This article, structured upon interviews and research with CEOs, offers a guide to rebounding from career drawbacks. Citing numerous cases of great leaders who let go, or who have had their reputations tarnished somehow or have endured from being ousted, the writer considers the institutional social and psychological barriers to recovery. He then shares some key strategies, using standing management and support networks, to recover control and rediscover a brand new assignment that is impressive.
Rebounding After a Career Disaster Case Study Solution
PUBLICATION DATE: December 15, 2011 PRODUCT #: IIR064-HCB-ENG
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