Author name: Dr Sharlene Thiagarajah

STARTING out is always hard to do. I have often shared stories with colleagues about our experiences in the early days – revising presentations into the wee hours, dealing with tough managers, or terrified rides in the lift with the boss going up 21 floors! Bosses, or rather leaders, are vital. A good leader, nay […]

THE global tech-based economies’ battle-cry for talents is fierce as organisations compete to emerge stronger post pandemic. Talents with in-demand skill sets can do wonders with an idea, vision or product and leaders know this only too well. The competition to win them to one’s side away from the rival is as serious as the

For any business expecting to survive in today’s markets, finding one’s X-factor is essential. Whether it’s selling baked goods from Instagram, developing gaming software for an international audience or digitally managing a fleet of thousands, companies are experimenting with the how, what and where to find that X-factor, the core promise that differentiates them from