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Dumbell for strength

Find your strengths: How do you know what you are good at?

By on August 16, 2011 in The Career Hub

Here on BraveNewTalent we ask you to fill in your skills on your talent profile. I realise this is not always as easy as it sounds. Sometimes we spend so long thinking about what we are weaker at that we never even stop to invest thought or energy into what we are truly talented at. [...]

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An apple a day?

Marenated Mondays: The old adage…

By on May 16, 2011 in The Career Hub

I have a lot of mentors. Some I choose, some choose me. But whether talking to mentor, parent, peer or friend, the phrase: “You know the old adage/saying…” (etc) comes into play. It’s a fair statement; after all, there are sayings, colloquialisms and the like for a reason. They make sense, they’ve been proven to [...]

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Generational diversity: The Gen Y inclusion

By on July 28, 2010 in The Community Lab

Seeing as there are four different generations currently in the workforce – Veterans, Baby Boomers, Gen X and Gen Y, it is not surprising that a report was released in 2009 by the Chartered Institute of Personnel Development (CIPD), called Tapping into Talent: The Age Factor and Generation Issues. The report addresses various sections, ranging from [...]

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