Executive Orientation · Question 1 of 19 · 5% complete
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Begin with the tensions.
A polarity is a pair of interdependent values that may appear to compete but can both contribute to a successful next chapter. The goal is not to select the correct side. The goal is to understand where you are, what is pulling you forward, and what range your future may require.
Career direction and leadership reputation are related but different. Career direction describes the future you want. Leadership reputation describes the expectations, perceptions, and evidence that cause other people to trust you with that future.
Answer based on actual experience, not what sounds most impressive.
Separate current organizational reality from future preference.
Avoid answering according to what a boss, employer, family member, or recruiter expects.
There are no ideal profiles.
Results indicate patterns, tensions, and possibilities — not guaranteed career prescriptions.
Reputation is not image management. It is the alignment of contribution, identity, visibility, behavior, and evidence.
Estimated completion time: 35–50 minutes
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