As a leader, Prof Charles Prober is a respected figure in the worlds of medicine and education. He talks about modern education and shares his secrets to success on The Leaderonomics Show.
By SANDY CLARKE To love what we do, to be driven by meaning, ensures that we invest everything we are and have into creating the best for ourselves and others. Find out what else Dr Hamzah Kassim has to say about what it takes to be successful.
SANDY CLARKE
What is wisdom? A common definition is that it’s something cultivated by experience over time.
It’s often said that experience is what you’re left with afterlife throws at you what you don’t want, the implication being that we learn from the setbacks: what doesn’t kill you makes you stronger, and so on.
But if...
By SANDY CLARKE
As AmBank BizRACE works with SMEs to cultivate a deeper understanding of their business, leaders are encouraged to look past the conventional short-term gains and fixes to ask the question that many leaders tend to forget: What are we doing that truly gives the customer value, so that we can give them the best experience...
By SANDY CLARKE
Malaysia in the 1950s was a place where people sought stable and secure government sector jobs for life. Few people strayed from the norm. Those who did so faced an uphill battle to achieve financial security, let alone make a name for themselves. Building your own career was a bold move, and one perceived as reckless.
By SANDY CLARKE
In business, the bottom line matters, but being able to lead with a sense of purpose and helping others to achieve meaningful goals matters just as much in terms of creating success, empowering others, and building a positive legacy that can continue to benefit the business and its customers.
By SANDY CLARKE
As the man at the helm of a $US21 billion, 80-country wide workforce solutions group, Jonas Prising is a remarkably grounded leader who seems to take everything in his stride. He said, “Malaysia, as a country, has a lot of assets that make it very competitive and successful while navigating a changing – and sometimes...
By SANDY CLARKE
Global studies suggest that we spend, on average, around seven hours each day sitting on chairs, which can dramatically affect our physical health.
By SANDY CLARKE. Rejie Samuel, who has over 20 years’ experience in the financial and automotive industries, shares about the importance of pursuing change when necessary and setting yourself fresh challenges.
