How to pronounce "redo"

In squiggly careers, we need to change our perspective on progression.

The problem with career ladders is  that they only go in one direction,  

and you can only take one step at a time.

If progression purely means promotion,

we miss out on so many of the opportunities that are all around us.

We need to stop asking only, "What job comes next?"

and start asking, "What career possibilities am I curious about?".

Exploring our career possibilities increases our resilience.

It gives us more options,

and you create more connections.

In squiggly careers, there is room for everybody to succeed.

And no two squiggles are the same.

The ladder has been holding us back for far too long.

But it's not easy to change something that's been around for over 100 years.

What we need now is more than a radical rethink.

We need a radical redo,

and change comes from action.