“A manager in a business that’s undergoing. . .”

“A manager in a business that’s undergoing a strategic inflection point is likely to experience a variation of the well-known stages of what individuals go through when dealing with a serious loss.

That’s not surprising, because the early stages of a strategic inflection point are fraught with loss– loss of your company’s preeminence in the industry, of its identify, of a sense of control of your company’s destiny, of job security and, perhaps the most wrenching, the loss of being affiliated with a winner.

However, unlike the accepted model of the sequence of emotions associated with grief (i.e., denial, anger, bargaining, depression and, ultimately, acceptance), in the case of a strategic inflection point, the sequence goes more as follows: denial, escape or diversion and, finally, acceptance and pertinent action.”

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“A manager in a business that’s undergoing. . .”

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