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Shaping Successions
Advancing Governance
Discovering Leaders
Developing Leadership
Top CEOs are increasingly looking for candidates with some experience of failure in their career. Why, asks Quartz? CEOs see failure as character-building and are seeking new hires who have recovered from defeat in the past as this makes them stronger leaders. Asking about failure is a good way to test a person’s honesty and capacity to show vulnerability, agrees Egon Zehnder CEO Rajeev Vasudeva. “It tells me whether a person is self-aware,” he explains. However, “Many people cite small successes as failures,” notes Vasudeeva.
Full story: Jenny Anderson: The experience CEOs want to see in every new hire in Quartz (4 February 2016).
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