Someone’s leaving.
Maybe it’s your head of infrastructure. Maybe it’s your security lead. Maybe it’s you. Either way, leadership changes are coming, and they rarely wait until it’s convenient.
As contributing CIO Zach Marburger shares, these moments test everything: your hiring pipeline, knowledge transfer process, team resilience, and whether projects can keep moving while everything shifts behind the scenes.
At this stage, it’s all about how you manage the in-between.
So, let’s get your ducks in a row before the ripple effects turn into waves.
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