By SIMON CONSTABLE
It’s always a weird feeling when the boss gives two-weeks notice. Employees are hoping that the new boss hired has the qualities that make for a successful leader.
It’s even more unusual when the boss who’s quitting is the UK Prime Minister. Between now and June 7, when Theresa May steps down from the post, members of the ruling Conservative Party are tasked to determine who among an increasing number of potential successors has what it takes to be a successful leader of the country. Read more here.
It’s always a weird feeling when the boss gives two-weeks notice. Employees are hoping that the new boss hired has the qualities that make for a successful leader.
It’s even more unusual when the boss who’s quitting is the UK Prime Minister. Between now and June 7, when Theresa May steps down from the post, members of the ruling Conservative Party are tasked to determine who among an increasing number of potential successors has what it takes to be a successful leader of the country. Read more here.
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