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Rethinking Performance – Part Three
In Part 3 of Rethinking Performance, written by Camille Rabier, Consultant at 21st Century, the series shifts from diagnosing the gaps in performance systems to exploring how they can be redesigned. The article examines how behavioural expectations can be translated into structured, usable criteria that make performance evaluation more consistent,…
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In this deep-dive interview we explore the work of contemporary artist Maria Gvardeitseva, who explores exile, identity and belonging through the mediums of performance, sculpture and video.
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A journey through 40 years of Tracey Emin's groundbreaking art. Passion, pain and healing are explored through painting, sculpture, textiles and video.
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Why Great Leaders Learn to Lead Themselves First — and Then Everyone Else
Leadership is often spoken about as if it is a set of techniques – how to motivate, how to delegate, how to manage change, and how to hold people accountable. According to Nokwanda Boarato, Head: People & Talent at 21st Century, these skills matter, but people do not experience a leader as a toolkit. They experience a…
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Series: Rethinking Performance - Part 1
The first article in the Rethinking Performance series, written by Camille Rabier from 21st Century, argues that most performance systems remain incomplete because they assess what is delivered more readily than how it is achieved. It sets up the central challenge for the series: how behaviour can be translated into something usable within performance…
Building Ethical AI Governance in HR: From Policy to Practice
South Africa’s Draft National AI Policy (Notice 3880 of 2026) has arrived at a moment when AI tools are already embedded in HR workflows screening CVs, predicting turnover, and informing pay decisions. The question is no longer whether to use them, but whether organisations are ready to govern them. Without deliberate governance,…
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What exactly is performance?
This second article in the two-part series by Camille Rabier from 21st Century, Rethinking Fairness and Performance, builds on Part 1 by asking the prior question: what, exactly, should count as performance? It argues that sustainable performance cannot be reduced to outputs alone but must include the behaviours and conditions that make results repeatable,…
The Misconception of Fairness
This first article in the two-part series, written by Camille Rabier from 21st Century, Rethinking Fairness and Performance, examines why equality and equity, while important, do not by themselves produce fairness in reward decisions. It argues that fairness depends on an organisation’s ability to clearly, consistently, and credibly differentiate contribution,…
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From Metrics to Meaning: Designing HR Dashboards for Proactive Compliance
in South Africa
South Africa’s reward governance landscape is entering one of its most significant periods of change in over a decade. With the Companies Amendment Act of 2024 nearing promulgation, the proposed Fair Pay Wage Bill gaining traction, and the introduction of King V, expectations of HR and Reward teams…
Personal Growth drives Engagement: Why Coaching is no longer a
luxury but a business imperative
Disengagement is a business risk, not a mood
Competitors cannot replicate an engaged, supported and psychologically safe workforce. In an environment where others can replicate products, technology and even strategy, business seeks the competitive edge. How to do this remains a deliberate…
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