The Rite of Identity

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Moving to another country can be a shocking experience. First, you go through the honeymoon phase; everything is exciting, new and a lot of fun. Then little by little you start to notice things that are slightly annoying you. Maybe … Read More

A Beautiful Mess Called Life

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There’s this common misconception that, in order to be truly happy, one has to achieve complete order and structure in all aspects of life. That our existence is all about solving issues and untangling threads, so that later, when we … Read More

Loving Leadership

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Leadership is no easy task. Many people fail to see how diverse and multilayered it can be. You think, “Oh, it’s just about bossing a bunch of people around, it’s not that hard,” but the true definition is a lot … Read More

The Global Workforce in 2020

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The sculptor produces an admirable statue by chipping away such parts of the marble block as are not needed-He defines it as the process of elimination. Perhaps, in our context, the sculptor may be an emerging leader, an entrepreneur or … Read More

How can organisations contribute to the skill development process of young people?

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More often than not young people feel under prepared after graduating and then moving through their first job and hands on experience into doing something practical. It is because of the gap in the knowledge and experience that can prepare … Read More

Still studying? Most likely your job will not require a degree

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As graduation day is becoming closer and closer, I can’t but wonder if I will find a job, or better yet, a job in my field. But the statistics aren’t very positive. According to Accenture’s U.S. college graduate employment research, 51% … Read More

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