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IDENTITY CONFUSION – A SYMPTOM OF IMPOSTER SYNDROME

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Written by Amaka Akinteye One major sign of imposter syndrome that has ravaged the world through social media is what I call “identity confusion”. This can be likened to an identity crisis, which is a psychological issue requiring some treatment, which typically starts during adolescence. To deal with the identity crisis, Erik Erikson identified the […]

Exchange of value between employers and employees – A recruiter’s perspective.

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In this article, I will draw up conclusions on the relationship that exists between employers and employees, like every other relationship, such as a marriage between two people or a buyer-seller relationship. I will focus on the type of relationship that exists between a buyer and a seller; a contractual relationship exists between both parties, […]

People or Process: Who takes the Front Seat

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In one of my research, I investigated the causes or sources of customer complaint, the major objective was to understand if customers complaint

Financial statement fraud: external auditors and audit committee, who should be blamed?

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Who should be blamed or held responsible for the prevention and or detection of financial statement fraud? Introduction The value of an organisation is driven by its financial performance. Public organisations are keen on share price maximisation because shareholders’ wealth maximisation is measured by dividends received and capital gains from share appreciation. The demand and […]

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