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Dear Barton, never give up as what Rosabeth Kanter of Harvard says. Tenacity or resilience is one of the hallmarks of a great leader. On hindsight you might have overlooked the Communication plan. Not just Showup once but communicate your plans on a regular basis, enlist champions and volunteers to help you in the communication. The move to Seattle is a significant change and it is natural for high resistance. Your focus could be on addressing the employees concerns and issues most likely job security, help to facilitate employees in their relocation, alternatives if due to certain reasons an employee is not able to relocate. Perhaps you should also enlist the identified outsourced partner to pitch in for the transition, why they are a great company, how working with them will propel their skills and knowledge in commercial aircraft technology and manufacturing.You should not resign, never. Engage your executive team and the directors of the board to resolve the problems. You can't manage this alone. The outcome might go both ways but at least there is a push to get consensus and agreement on how to move forward. Six months before they on board this change, why reject the plan now? The negative sentiments in the market is spiralling out of control and is harmful to the company, your business partners, customers, and suppliers. Include a discussion on plan to talk to the press, asap. 11 Upvote
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