CXO
CXOA roadmap for successful crisis management
Most leaders face a crisis at some point in their careers. When yours arrives, this roadmap created by John M. McKee will to help you navigate to a successful outcome.
John M McKee is the founder and CEO of BusinessSuccessCoach.net, an international coaching practice with clients in 43 countries. The author of 2 books \"21 Ways Women in Management Shoot Themselves in the Foot\" and \"Career Wisdom, 101 Proven Strategies to Ensure Workplace Success,\" he works with clients by phone and online helping them to achieve new successes and overcome roadblocks. With 30+ years in executive suites and boardrooms, John has been involved in various industries and managed companies ranging in size from startups to billion dollar organizations. He was one of the founding senior executive team which launched DIRECTV. Company websites are www.BusinessSuccessCoach.net, www.BusinessWomanWeb.com, and www.JohnMMcKee.com.
Most leaders face a crisis at some point in their careers. When yours arrives, this roadmap created by John M. McKee will to help you navigate to a successful outcome.
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After working with a lot of different organizations over my career, I’ve learned that many people who run the executive suites and boardrooms are sick puppies. Emotionally and mentally, they are unhealthy. Although there’s no research that I’ve come across, my estimate is that many large corporations have people in very senior positions who are ...