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WOMEN IN TRANSITION – COUNTERING LEADERSHIP CHALLENGES WITH LEARNING

While in the past we saw our careers as ladders to climb, leadership transition opportunities are now plentiful.3 Non-linear leadership paths include the traditional, vertical transition - the step up the ladder. However, many other transition types offer new leadership and personal development opportunities.

Lateral transition: moving to a different part of the business or to a different function

Company transition: getting a job in a different organisation in the same industry

Industry transition: getting a job in a different industry

Geographic transition: moving to a different country for the job

• moving to a start-up/entrepreneurial role from a corporate

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