Jul 1, 2026 · 34 min · 12 segments
Four out of ten executives fail within 18 months of a new appointment. Not four percent. Forty percent. And the organization isn't the one who pays the highest price. Candy Motzek sits down with…
Candy MotzekHostmale executives are much more forward coming and demanding as and when they get the top jobs.
Also with regards to their pay, also with regards to their office, also with regards to their car allowance, also with regards to their bonus, you know, percentage payout.
Where's my executive coach, please? And versus the female counterparts that are much more reasonable and decent and kind of less proactive and forthcoming in demanding all those things.
And they somehow hope that the good work is going to speak for themselves eventually.
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male executives are much more forward coming and demanding as and when they get the top jobs.
Also with regards to their pay, also with regards to their office, also with regards to their car allowance, also with regards to their bonus, you know, percentage payout.
Where's my executive coach, please? And versus the female counterparts that are much more reasonable and decent and kind of less proactive and forthcoming in demanding all those things.
And they somehow hope that the good work is going to speak for themselves eventually.