Mentors

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Ever wonder what the secret is to career progression and finding your place in the corporate world? It’s not just about hard work; it's about building your tribe.
In the second episode of "Conversations with my daughters," I sit down with two incredible women, Zazani Maschenini and Ntavissen Kometzi, to explore the vital roles of mentors, sponsors, and sisterhood.
We dive into how to be intentional about your career and why you need both mentorship and sponsorship to thrive.

Are you building your support system?
Are you creating a safe space for others to grow?

6 Oct English South Africa Business · Careers

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