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Promoting a Growth Mindset Culture: Nurturing Learning Agility in South African Workplaces

By Sayeeda Nabi – Student Accounts Manager at Regent Business School Highlighting challenges and opportunities unique to South Africa’s diverse workforce, this thought leadership piece offers strategies for fostering resilience and adaptability. Drawing from global exemplars like Microsoft and Sasol, Sayeeda Nabi, Regent Business School’s Student Accounts Manager underscores the benefits of nurturing a growth …

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