Thinking about CHRO succession? Expect to appoint a first-timer
“While the CEO may say, I want somebody who’s been there, done that, the reality of it is, they’re probably going to get someone who hasn’t been there and done that.”
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“While the CEO may say, I want somebody who’s been there, done that, the reality of it is, they’re probably going to get someone who hasn’t been there and done that.”
Snow began planning for her departure about a year ago, but believes that succession planning starts on day one of the job, she told HR Brew.
Joji Sekhon Gill, who now serves as CHRO of the semiconductor manufacturing firm, says the transition was so smooth it has informed how she plans to approach succession planning.
Many companies have succession plans in place before they need them, Janice Burns, chief transformation officer at elearning platform Degreed, tells HR Brew.
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