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Should I stay or should I go?

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In this episode we share our thinking for leaders who may well be questioning if they should stay or if they should leave their organisation.

At various points in your career you may find yourself in the situation where you feel like it might be time for you to move on or there might well be signals that you should be considering your next steps as a leader. We talk about the things you should consider, owning the narrative and ensuring you have the right support.

As always we share our own views, thoughts and experiences:

  • 05:02 – sometimes your face doesn’t fit anymore
  • 07:54 – leaving a corporate role
  • 10:52 – understanding if you’re ready for a new challenge
  • 17:15 – what sort of leader does your organisation need?
  • 23:23 – handling being managed out of an organisation
  • 33:38 – how do you support your team if you are moving on?
  • 40:55 – the How to...

We share our top takeaways focused on how you create the conditions to consider whether you should stay or go as a leader. We recommend using the career priorities wheel to support your thinking and making time to reflect and consider your circumstances - DM Lee or email hello@sundayskies.com if you would like a copy.

In this episode we reference The Squiggly Career by Helen Tupper and Sarah Ellis.

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Enjoy this series and let us know what you would like us to cover in future episodes on Instagram @howtotakethelead or Twitter @How2TakeTheLead

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In this episode we share our thinking for leaders who may well be questioning if they should stay or if they should leave their organisation.

At various points in your career you may find yourself in the situation where you feel like it might be time for you to move on or there might well be signals that you should be considering your next steps as a leader. We talk about the things you should consider, owning the narrative and ensuring you have the right support.

As always we share our own views, thoughts and experiences:

  • 05:02 – sometimes your face doesn’t fit anymore
  • 07:54 – leaving a corporate role
  • 10:52 – understanding if you’re ready for a new challenge
  • 17:15 – what sort of leader does your organisation need?
  • 23:23 – handling being managed out of an organisation
  • 33:38 – how do you support your team if you are moving on?
  • 40:55 – the How to...

We share our top takeaways focused on how you create the conditions to consider whether you should stay or go as a leader. We recommend using the career priorities wheel to support your thinking and making time to reflect and consider your circumstances - DM Lee or email hello@sundayskies.com if you would like a copy.

In this episode we reference The Squiggly Career by Helen Tupper and Sarah Ellis.

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If you enjoyed this episode why not subscribe to the podcast. We would love it if you left us a rating or review and feel free to share the link to this episode with anyone else you think would find it interesting, using #HowToTakeTheLead

New episodes will be released every Thursday and you can listen/ download on your favourite platform.

To find out more visit www.howtotakethelead.com

Enjoy this series and let us know what you would like us to cover in future episodes on Instagram @howtotakethelead or Twitter @How2TakeTheLead

Mentioned in this episode:

Join the How to Take the Lead community

We're now on substack. Join a community of people who want to lead their own way. Get extra content and behind the episode discussions, take part in 'ask us anything' bonus episodes and a new leadership book club, plus much more. Visit www.howtotakethelead.com to sign up.

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