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Posts Tagged ‘leaders’

Essential Leadership Training

Friday, August 7th, 2009

All members of a company should occupy some level of leadership qualities, whether you have the leadership position as CEO or director and therefore need to delegate all members of staff or whether you’re a secretary with few leadership responsibilities you still have to be able to take a stand and make things happen. Leadership training is a crucial part of any company and is applicable to all members of staff who want to be a part of the corporate puzzle. The fact is that many people weren’t placed in apposition as scholar to participate in any activities where they could position themselves into the role of a leader, and therefore many adults lack these essential skills.

For more information on how adults can be taught the basic life skills obtained from leadership training
contact us at TRIPLE E HOLDINGS.

 

Effective Leaders Speak Tswana in the Workplace

Thursday, March 26th, 2009

Managers and supervisors quickly learn the difference between a boss and a leader. A boss demands submission to the authority in his title and he issues compliance with his instructions. Employees working for a boss live in almost constant fear of punishment or termination. Leaders, however, inspire employees’ respect, loyalty, and devotion because they help workers feel pride and ownership in their work. The best leaders understand exactly how they serve their followers.

Some of South Africa’s most effective corporate and professional leaders speak Tswana in the workplace because common language promotes a sense of common cause. When leaders take initiative to learn and speak Tswana in the workplace, they prove their respect for and understanding with their employees. In addition, effective leaders very quickly discover that, when they speak Tswana in the workplace, efficiency and productivity increase while accidents and non-attendance decrease.