Rich Gee Group

MARCH 11, 2019

You find yourself mired in mundane tasks at work - you're not working on exciting and challenging projects. It happens to the best of us — sometimes we need a career 'reset' button to help us re-focus on what's really important and where we want to take our career. Start planning your exit strategy.

Exit Strategy 150

Exit Strategy Long-term Consultative Project 150

Rich Gee Group

MAY 19, 2015

You find yourself mired in mundane tasks at work – you’re not working on exciting and challenging projects. It happens to the best of us — sometimes we need a career ‘reset’ button to help us re-focus on what’s really important and where we want to take our career. Start planning your exit strategy.

Exit Strategy 150

Exit Strategy Long-term Consultative Project 150

Women on Business

JULY 18, 2012

The corporate culture, or lack of culture is taking it’s toll on you as you can feel the stirrings of wanting more, going deeper into experiencing the business world, but not boxed in by the limitations that your job or career ask of you.

Exit Strategy 208

Exit Strategy Entrepreneur Incentives Career 208

Harvard Business Review

AUGUST 15, 2012

To begin, say Tim Koller and two co-authors, up the ante on risky projects. Risk-averse organizations often discard attractive projects before anyone formally proposes them," the authors write. EXIT STAGE LEFT. Leaving Gracefully and Effectively (Fortune). Here's a lesson often learned the hard way.

Exit Strategy 14

Exit Strategy How To McKinsey Project 14

Harvard Business Review

FEBRUARY 22, 2011

If you're not good at doing what you make your living doing, then you probably need to consider a career change. Delegate what you can and focus your time and energies on the tasks and projects that thrill and excite you, and that you can kick ass in. It is horribly stressful to do something you know you're not good at.

Outsourcing 15

Outsourcing Exit Strategy Self-aware Delegation 15