Book Review Stress expert Kathy Mann believes that stress is not something that can be dominated, suppressed or avoided, and in her book Harnessing Stress, she shows us how it’s possible to learn how to live with it and harness it for good. Kathy says that by understanding the way our brains and bodies react […]
These days, the need for virtual training and development services to supplement those that can be obtained by in-person programmes, has never been greater. In South Africa, Blazing Moon Corporate Training, founded by entrepreneur Brenda MacLaren, is a SETA accredited business that offers blended learning solutions. The company has developed a range of Video and […]
What inspired you to start your company? After graduating with a degree in footwear and accessories from Polimoda Institute in Florence, Italy, I was faced with the difficulties of finding employment. I decided to create my own company and move back home to Zimbabwe. I launched my first collection in December 2015. The business grew […]
by Paula Quinsee Job dissatisfaction has a negative impact on your organization’s performance. So how do you spot the signs, and how do you overcome the causes of job dissatisfaction at your workplace? This article walks you through it. What is job dissatisfaction? Job dissatisfaction is when employees’ expectations for their job are not met. […]
by Sinal Govender & Claire Keet It’s really hard to think and talk about your own death. It’s even harder to take action around preparing for death. You may sign up for life insurance or take out a funeral policy or make lifestyle choices to live a happier, longer, healthier life. But few of us […]
by Naike Moshi In today’s competitive corporate world, being good at your job isn’t enough. Women often lose out on opportunities because key stakeholders are unaware of the work they do, even though they are star performers and work very hard. Here are 5 visibility mistakes women make and how to solve them: Mistake 1 […]
by Lionesses of Africa Operations Department “If we’re lucky, we may become refugees.” — Philip Davis, the Prime Minister of the Bahamas At the time of writing, COP26 is into its last days and sadly it is not looking good for any meaningful results. The current feeling is that (non-binding) commitments so far given are […]
by Phindile Ndlovu-Tapula I started the Working Moms’ Club after I had my first baby. It was 11 months after I gave birth. I was doing it, I was a Mom to this incredible human, and I had a tribe of women to thank for my sanity. I had support and advice from loving women who […]
En collaboration avec le Forum des éducatrices africaines (FAWE), le Réseau africain de campagne pour l’éducation pour tous (ANCEFA), Gender at Work et UNICEF Sénégal, l’initiative des Nations Unies pour l’Education des Filles (UNGEI), ont organisé un atelier de formation sur la planification sectorielle de l’éducation sensible au genre (GRESP) à l’intention des acteurs […]
Sylvester Lubambo, Training and Development Manager at AFGRI’s Lemang Agricultural Services tells us more about the training offered at Lemang. He discusses courses, modules and the importance of training and development. Source link