A day in the life of a work and organizational psychologist in South Africa

Créateur:

Sam

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Ghe

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This career path describes an aspiring work and organizational psychologist’s journey from schooling in South Africa, post-graduate education in the UK, and the development of a fulfilling professional life on return to South Africa. Interesting educational and cultural comparisons are explored along with the timeless issues of registration to practice.

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