Insights

New ways of working

We are now entering the third year of working since the Covid-19 pandemic rapidly disrupted how we work, where we work, and the technology we use to get work done

2022

by APAG

The great or not-so-great return to the office

The story behind the data is arguably more important than the data itself. Or more precisely, the reason behind why we are missing certain pieces of data may be more meaningful than the data we have.

2022

by NICOL MULLINS

Data will talk to you if you are willing to listen

The story behind the data is arguably more important than the data itself. Or more precisely, the reason behind why we are missing certain pieces of data may be more meaningful than the data we have.

2022

by NICOLAS CONSTANTINIDES

The year 2020 will be recorded in the history books as one that stands out in the current century. Nobody could have predicted the significant impact the COVID-19 pandemic would have had on the global population.

2021

by APAG

Zimbabwe Market Overview – A Glimpse Into The Local Economic Climate

From time to time, certain events occurring in an economy just do not make sense. Applying rational thought and experience does not seem to correspond with the events taking place and common sense.

2021

by TINODAISHE MANDEBVU

Without data you are just another person with an opinion

I’ve been told that I have poor long-term memory when it comes to recalling key events in my life, whether it be trying to remember my wedding day or first job interview however I vividly recall my first day at university.

2021

by NICOLAS CONSTANTINIDES

The unlikely link between Norway, Gabon and kite surfing

When flying into Libreville, one will notice vast forests and a beautiful view of the ocean.

2021

by NICOL MULLINS

Statistics 301 for Reward Professionals

The first paragraph in our last edition noted that ‘the capacity to collect, process, draw relevant conclusions and make a valid recommendation from different sources of data is an essential activity for reward professionals.’

2021

by NICOL MULLINS