Embracing Wisdom and Renewal: Leadership Lessons for the Year of the Snake
As we prepare to welcome the Year of the Snake, it’s a time to reflect on the deeper symbolism this zodiac animal brings to leadership and personal growth.
Kris suggests due to the sharp rise in multiple jobholders, many Australians are struggling to make ends meet with one job alone, so they are working two or more jobs to cover the rising cost of living.
The cost of living is rising as mortgage, energy and grocery costs are putting pressure on Australian household budgets. Therefore, many Australians are being forced to work an additional job to overcome the higher inflation rates.
On the other hand, many are also taking advantage of the strong job markets to earn more income to spend and save more.
The figures for June indicated those with two jobs reached 1 million, which was an increase of 5.5 per cent, which shows signs of an incredibly strong job market.
From a vacancy perspective, many employers remain challenged to source talent, which will inevitably lead to higher wages in 2023 as the struggle to fill these vacancies remains and the unemployment rate could stay below 4% for many months.
As we prepare to welcome the Year of the Snake, it’s a time to reflect on the deeper symbolism this zodiac animal brings to leadership and personal growth.
Effective delegation is the hallmark of a strong leader. It’s not about offloading work—it’s about empowering your team, building trust, and achieving collective success.
As the year draws to a close, leaders have a unique opportunity to finish strong by fostering an environment of gratitude.
In today’s fast-paced workplace, the strength of a team often determines the success of an organisation.
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