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EPISODE · Sep 26, 2024 · 28 MIN

Samkelo Blom - Cultural Insights and Leadership Shifts in South Africa

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This week, organizational psychologist Trisha speaks with Samkelo Blom, a thought leader and CEO of a boutique HR consultancy in South Africa. They discuss the concept of cultural intelligence (CQ) focusing on the metacognitive aspect of CQ strategy. Samkelo shares his experiences growing up in South Africa, his professional journey in human resources, and the cultural shifts he has encountered. They delve into the challenges of balancing cultural and corporate leadership responsibilities and the importance of understanding and adapting to different cultural perspectives. The episode highlights the significance of inclusive cultures, resilience, and the role of leadership and HR in transforming organizations. Samkelo also shares personal insights on parenting, particularly raising daughters, and his hopes for future generations working in more inclusive and supportive environments.You can learn more about Samkelo and the work of his organisation here and connect with him on Linked In here.

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