Radical shift of 2023 priorities: from CXOs desk

Highlighting CXOs 2023 oriented strategies: Converging or Diverging?

Adapt or lose; 4k CXO level believes in this Darwin’s theory of evolution for the massive turbulence in the corporate sector. Top-level priorities have shifted dramatically in order to adapt to the situation transforming digitally and broadening their focus to include the following factors:

The climate clock is running out

Believing in ‘Now’ or ‘Never’; CXOs are all set to take initiatives towards mitigating climate change with a commitment to reducing the carbon footprint, says Deloitte’s 2023 CXO Sustainability Report. 84% of CXOs believe that the world can achieve global economic growth while also reaching climate goals.

War for getting a right talent

Gartner’s report is a reflection of the war on talent stating that 49% of CEOs believe it is very tough for us to identify and hire the kind of people we need for our firm. Around 85% of CEOs believe Upskilling is the only path to a future-proof career.

Blocking Attrition rate

Transitioning to the BANI environment & Post-pandemic Hybrid, remote work options are the massive changes seen in Gen Z & Y generations. Instant gratification, Inclusiveness of an employee have been prioritized significantly ahead of financial issues.

Reimagining & Reinventing future works

To continue striving and thriving in this dynamic environment, C-suite levels believe to follow a 60/40 balancing ratio of 60% for reimagining future works & 40% for current business, as stated by the PWC report.

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