Sideways job moves are increasingly important, and your career might look more like a 'lattice' than a ladder

Fonte: Business Insider

Talent and senior leaders surveyed think linear career paths will become less common. jean-marc payet/Getty ImagesA Korn Ferry report said "workers will zigzag more than they climb" the career ladder next year. This fluid career lattice has its positives, such as skill expansion.

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