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Written by Rachel van Doorene
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Friday, 03 December 2010 10:58 |
 In the war for talent, it becomes increasingly important that business owners implement several simple but critical processes to ensure that they find, keep and grow talent in their organisations.
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Written by Kayla Roux
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Thursday, 09 September 2010 14:22 |
 Also known as the festival city of the Eastern Cape, Grahamstown is alive with community engagement. Students and residents reflect on Women’s Month, which took place in August, and the student initiatives taken to create awareness surrounding women’s rights.
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Prof Elain Vlok was born and bred in Potchefstroom. She is a keen student who likes to keep her mind (and hands) busy. She is an inspiring woman and there are many things we can learn from her.
This article aims to take a closer look at who leaders are rather than what leaders do. What often passes for leadership today is a shallow substitution of technique for substance. Most literature on leadership focuses on what leaders do.
Leadership: it’s a term we hear thrown around a lot more often than we actually realise. Do you need to be in a powerful position to be a leader? No, say experts. It all starts with you.