
THE PURPOSE OF THE STUDY
This survey aims to uncover the realities leaders face — including what energizes them, what constrains them, and what they fear — to help companies and fellow executives better support the development, resilience, and growth of those who carry significant responsibility.
HIGH LIGHTS FROM THE STUDY
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Top-3 things senior life science executives like doing the most as a leader/executive:
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Setting the strategy (78%)
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Inspiring teams (69%)
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making key decisions (40%)
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Top-3 things senior life science executives dislike doing the most as a leader/executive:
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Micromamaning details (80%)
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Excessive bureaucracy (78%)
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Unproductive meetings (65%)
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Top-3 points that best describe the ideal picture of a successful life – professionally
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and personally of a senior life science executive:
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Purpose & impact (78%)
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Balanced fulfillment (62%)
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Freedom & autonomy (43%)
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Top-3 characteristics that most constrain senior life science executives in their current life - both professionally and personally:
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Short-term focus (64%)
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Workaholism and lack of personal balance (59%)
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Perfectionism (42%)
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Top-3 drivers/motivators of senior life science executives both personally and professionally:
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Purpose & meaning
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Achievements & results
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Team success & collaboration
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Top-3 fears or anxieties of senior life science executives - professionally:
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Loss of purpose & fulfillment (52%)
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Disappointing stakeholders (47%)
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Burnout & overload (44%)
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Top-3 strategies that life science executives rely on most when navigating and overcoming crisis situations:
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Staying calm under pressure (81%)
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Communicating transparently (54%)
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Empowering key people (39%)
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