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.
By SANDY CLARKE
Over our years of development, Malaysia has undeniably been an economic success. Malaysia transformed from a low-income nation into an upper middle-income nation with a diversified industrial economic base.
By SANDY CLARKE and EUGENE YJ TEE
The quality of our relationships has long been shown to influence various aspects of our psychological and physical health. Researchers often refer to high-quality relationships as those ‘high on social support’.
By SANDY CLARKE & EUGENE YJ TEE
Stress isn’t necessarily a negative thing in itself and can be valuable within certain contexts. However, being under too much stress can cause considerable mental, physiological and physical problems over the short and long term. Having said that, we can work with our minds in a way that requires...
By SANDY CLARKE
One of the most important factors for employees in their career choices is to consider how well they are being developed and how many opportunities for growth they receive within an organisation. From an employer’s perspective, it creates significant benefits to have employees who are not only motivated, but who are...
By SANDY CLARKE
Leadership of old was governed by two main principles: leaders were few and special, followers were common and many, and results mattered above all.
By SANDY CLARKE
Oprah Winfrey, Mark Zuckerberg, Bill Gates, Bob Dylan and Quincy Jones owe their success stories to a shared experience – all of them had mentors to guide them in their careers.
