Why top performers stall before the C-suite—and the shift that gets women there

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Fortune	Why top performers stall before the C-suite—and the shift that gets women there	Thrivent’s HR chief says the leap to the executive suite starts long before the promotion, with learning to “wear your enterprise hat.”	10 Nov, 13:00	10 Nov, 13:45	0m	fortune.com	First

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