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The Soft Stuff is the Hard Stuff

Robin Beers

Exploring how to make business more human by drawing inspiration from South African indigenous Ubuntu philosophy and sharing insights on organizational learning, culture, leadership, and thriving at work.

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  • Robin Beers

    Organizational Psychologist exploring how to make business more human by drawing inspiration from South African indigenous Ubuntu philosophy and systems thinking. I share insights on organizational learning, culture, leadership, and thriving at work.

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