Career guidance
Tips for dealing with the challenges brought by the pandemic
Many organisations are struggling to survive amid the pandemic and are hoping that their employees can ride out the storm with them. However, by focusing on the company’s performance, they may neglect the mental health of their employees. Cisco’s Executive Vice President and Chief People, Policy & Purpose Officer, Francine Katsoudas, said that health-related topics […]
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11 Final Interview Questions to Prepare For
So you’ve got the final interview coming up? That’s great! But now it’s time to prepare. The final step in getting hired is your opportunity to make a strong impression on some of the company’s top employees. Maybe it’s the head of the personnel department. Or maybe, even the CEO of the company. This big […]
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How To Advance Your Career Without Breaking The Bank
Making an advancement in your career can be in different forms. It could either be in climbing the corporate ladder in your office or taking on some important role that used to be above your skill level. Regardless of how you are going about it, you won’t succeed unless you have a plan in place. […]
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How to handle stress while teaching in a foreign country
Teaching English in a foreign country is likely to be one of the most demanding experiences you’ll ever have. It entails relocating to a new country, relocating to a new home, and beginning a new career, all of which are stressful in and of themselves, but now you’re doing it all at once. And you’ll […]
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How to Grow Your Medical Practice
Whether you’re a dentist, chiropractor, or a physician, if you’re medical professional, chances are, you’ve considered starting your own business. Now, starting your own medical practice does come with its own challenges that you need to overcome in order for your business to grow. From winning over new patients to finding ways to meet the […]
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6 Tips to Prevent Employee Burnout
Burnout is a serious problem—and it’s only gotten worse in the face of COVID-19. A recent survey from FlexJobs and Mental Health America found that 75 percent of workers have experienced burnout at work at some point in their careers—with 40 percent experiencing burnout during the pandemic. But why is burnout such a problem? […]
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Seven sure ways to stand out & get yourself noticed on LinkedIn
LinkedIn has been around longer than most platforms (including Facebook), yet it tends to get ignored in the social media noise. Don’t be fooled. Sometimes dismissed as ‘Facebook for work’, this platform can be a valuable tool for building and advancing your career. It’s great for networking, making business connections and – best of all […]
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Five topics that should be on every leader’s mind in a hybrid working model
The last year has redefined work so that it is now much more about “what you do” and much less about “where you go.” As it becomes feasible for us to meet one another again, leaders are having to think about what the office is really for and how best to use the space. While […]
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Must-Have Skills: React Web Developers
Today, React is the most popular library for front-end developers. Simply said, learning React improves your development skills, and many organizations consider these skills to be important. React developers should be eager to improve or audit their knowledge of Facebook’s well-known JavaScript Library. See how you fare against these crucial React developer abilities. 1.Using HTML […]
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Coronation CEO shares five vital pieces of life advice with SA students
South African students have faced many challenges over the past few years, from #FeesMustFall to disruptions of services and bursaries, but the past 16 months may have been their toughest yet as they’ve had to adapt to life in the time of Covid-19. Offering hope and encouragement this Youth Month, the CEO of Coronation Fund […]
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