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A Conceptualisation of the self-perceptions of black professionals in relation to business leadership in South Africa
The research aimed to gain an understanding of the self-perceptions of black South African professionals (and leaders) in relation to business leadership and how these self-perceptions influenced their behaviours, aspirations and self-perceived abilities in leadership positions. The leadership behav...
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Graduate School of Business (GSB)
2022
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