Tag Archives: #job

– What is to be done?

Bakhithi, ziyakhala manje! Awukho umsebenzi! According to the latest StatsSA report, our economy is stubbornly shedding jobs. Kunakele!

Covid-19 issues and lockdown are still with us, and politically, there is too much noise and disunity among people. One wonders what the impact of all these concerns is to the mental health of the population. This is no time for finger pointing but helping to find a solution and lending a hand. By Nimroth Gwetsa, 31 August 2021. Continue reading

– Know the implications of your role

Not a day goes by without a user of a social network platform focusing on professional networking and career development posting or forwarding an article or two about what the difference between a leader and manager is, what modern progressive employers should do for their employees. All these are important, and wise and good employers would heed the message.

Taking personal responsibility and not deflecting the problem or issues elsewhere is the foundation of building success. That’s why employees too, should deeply reflect on their role in enabling the employer achieve goals and success. Many employees seem to think their employers are there to just give them “things” without them equally giving “something” back to the employer. An “Us” and “Them” tension will not create a conducive environment for excellence. It’s time for employers and employees to understand and deeply reflect on their roles. By Nimroth Gwetsa, 31 May 2020. Continue reading

#JobSatisfaction – Are you happy with your profession, job or business?

At some point in life we’d question our purpose and value in, if not to, society. Taking responsibility for one’s life is a lifelong goal. Finding the harmony between what one desires and one ought to do isn’t always a straightforward peaceful exercise.

If it were easy to earn an income from doing work one enjoys, everyone’s life would be blissful. Circumstances of our lives sometimes goad us into making decisions and choices we would naturally not make.

Tools are available to help us resolve conflicting experiences and circumstances in making such choices. By Nimroth Gwetsa, 27 July 2017. Continue reading