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Over the last two years, leaders have had to deal with a rapidly evolving landscape, from the chaos of the pandemic to the great resignation. This led to many changes in what it meant to be effective as a leader, with humility, empathy, compassion, and authenticity taking centre stage.

Now, with energy prices going through the roof, a war raging on Europe’s doorstep, and a global recession looking likely, the economic and political landscape in 2023 continues to be volatile. And there is a newer silent challenge in town for leaders and businesses – “quiet quitting”, where individuals are completing core duties but no longer investing any additional effort or emotion in their work. And levels of disengagement are higher among the younger workforce than their more senior counterparts.