Leadership Lessons from the Great Resignation - Thoughts from Kevin

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The great resignation has been all over the press and all in the media. Everyone's talking about it and many people are participating in it. I recently recorded a video with personal lessons from the great resignation. You can watch that here. But today we are talking specifically about what the great resignation means for leaders. There are major challenges for every leader and there are also some great lessons. We'll explore those in the video below. Tweet it out: The Great Resignation holds lessons for leaders if we look for them. The biggest one is that people are thinking about work differently than ever before. @KevinEikenberry In this episode: Learn more about and subscribe to our weekly email, the Future of Work Newsletter.

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