Performance Management Reboot
Performance management systems have become too time-consuming and cumbersome - the time is right for a reboot.
This guide will show you how to revisit...
Decolonising Knowledge for Africa’s Renewal
South African higher education students have for the years 2015 and 2016 stood up to demand not only a free education but a decolonised,...
LIVING AND LEADING THROUGH UNCERTAINTY
This book is intended for those who have an interest in: Understanding more about leaders’ lived experience of uncertainty. What a capability for uncertainty is and the key components which constitute it. Guidelines for developing leaders’ capability for uncertainty.
THE CRITICAL CORE
From his 30 years as a top strategy consultant, Tony Manning has distilled a set of must-do strategy practices that apply to every company everywhere. These are the critical core.
ORGANISATION DESIGNS FROM START-UP TO GLOBAL
Organisation Designs describes how the design of an organisation changes as it grows and the volume of work increases. Through understanding the work an...
THE REPUBLIC OF GUPTA
The Guptas rose to national infamy when a commercial airliner packed with guests for a family wedding was allowed to land at Air Force Base Waterkloof in 2013, sparking an onslaught of public outrage.
RETIREMEANT: GET MORE MEANING FROM YOUR MONEY
While most books on retirement focus only on money and ways to ensure there is enough of it, Kim Potgieter believes that your finances are...
THANK YOU FOR BEING LATE
We all sense it - our lives are speeding up at a dizzying rate. Thank You for Being Late exposes the tectonic movements that...
SOUTH AFRICA’S CORPORATISED LIBERATION – A CRITICAL ANALYSIS OF THE ANC...
South Africa’s democracy is in trouble.
The present situation is, in objective terms, a house divided; a house that is tottering on rotten foundations.
This...
THE FOUNDER’S MENTALITY
The Founder’s Mentality is Bain & Company’s latest book by Bain global strategists and New York Times bestselling authors Chris Zook and James Allen,...
