From ServiceNow CEO Bill McDermott to JPMorgan’s Jamie Dimon, top executives are sounding the alarm on current political uncertainty. “Business doesn’t like uncertainty, capital markets don’t like uncertainty, and there is a lot of uncertainty,” McDermott told the Wall Street Journal, echoing Dimon’s remarks to Semafor: “Uncertainty is not a good thing.”
While political and economic uncertainty often disrupts planning, delays investments, and increases market volatility, it also presents strategic opportunities—especially for leaders with C-suite ambitions.
