Losing your role to redundancy can be a very vulnerable time. You can feel anxious, nervous, or maybe even excited and relieved. Here’s my advice for what to do next after redundancy.

Denise Chilton is a Professional Certified Coach and Leadership Development Specialist with over 10 years’ coaching experience. Before setting up her coaching business, Denise had a successful 15-year management career working for large corporate organisations such as Royal Sun Alliance and Bank of America.
Losing your role to redundancy can be a very vulnerable time. You can feel anxious, nervous, or maybe even excited and relieved. Here’s my advice for what to do next after redundancy.
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