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Exit plans and how to talk about them

Talkat LeadDev London 2023 · 2023-06-27..06-28· [career-development]
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Claim: normalize asking what's your exit plan across teams to reduce surprises. Method: run one-on-ones, collect vetted examples, give a group presentation, publish a companion writeup behind a QR-coded writeup, and iterate yearly. Measured outcome: over one pandemic year seven departures fall into three buckets (1 two-week, 3 extended notices, 3 who planned and acted), fewer chaotic transitions and more supported exits. Caveats addressed: visa worries, perceived pressure, and trust requirements.

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  1. 0:00Introduction
  2. 1:05Asking about exit plans matters
  3. 3:13Open exit conversations
  4. 7:05Scaling exit plans to teams
  5. 10:15Institutional support for exit plans
  6. 13:26Building credibility with examples
  7. 15:30First talk reactions
  8. 16:55Long-term impact and iterations
  9. 19:27Addressing feedback
  10. 22:36Why companies should embrace exit talks
  11. 24:22Exit plans in macro environment
  12. 26:29Call to action
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