Creating paths for coaches
If we want more diversity, we need to change our assumptions that being ranked higher in a company should be the overall target. Being promoted is not always the best way to unlock potential and innovation.
We need more companies that want to let their best performers stay on the field and create paths for the leaders to inspire those stars.
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