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🧠 The CEO's Fatal Error
A CEO, eager to look lean for a buyout, declared a key architect 'non-essential' and fired her three weeks before closing. He was sure the systems would run without her.

📁 The Silent Counter-Play
What he didn't know was buried in a forgotten contract amendment: a continuity clause she had negotiated years prior. While they celebrated, she quietly documented everything, ensuring her absence would trigger a catastrophic escrow hold.

⚖️ The $40M Reckoning
At the final closing meeting, the buyer's counsel slid a binder across the table. The room froze. The CEO's decision wasn't just a mistake—it was a multi-million dollar disaster they couldn't fix.

🔍 Key Moves in This Masterclass:
► How to negotiate a hidden 'career insurance' clause into your contract.
► Using corporate bureaucracy to orchestrate a strategic career justice.
► The silent power of documented intellectual property in a hostile workplace.

🗣️ Was this a ruthless power play or justified corporate revenge? You decide.
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