Competition helps connect participants to the labour market
Participants in the Global Management Challenge develop important skills for the workplace, such as leadership, strategic thinking and teamwork.
Labour market in 2026: technology, talent and new demands on leadership
The world of work enters this new year in a less euphoric and, certainly, more demanding cycle. After a period marked by accelerated hiring and the rapid adoption of new technologies, the labour market in 2026 moves into a consolidation phase. This moment will be characterised by a strengthening of budgetary discipline and by a focus ...
Sandwich leadership
Refers to leaders in middle management who are 'sandwiched' between senior executives and front-line staff, facing pressure from both directions and balancing competing demands.
José Apolinário re-elected as head of CCDR Algarve
José Apolinário has been re-elected president of the Algarve’s Regional Coordination and Development Commission (CCDR Algarve), securing 75.91% of the votes in an indirect election held on Monday, January 12. The post José Apolinário re-elected as head of CCDR Algarve appeared first on Portugal Resident.
Former Accenture executive assumes leadership of Kyndryl in Portugal
José Gonçalves is the new managing director of Kyndryl in Portugal, a company with around 1,000 employees in the country. The former Accenture executive replaces José Manuel Paraíso, who since 2021 had led the country's leading provider of critical enterprise IT services. With more than 30 years' experience in the ICT sector, José Gonçalves was, during ...
Pedro Gomes Santos: "I was ashamed to go home and say I had been fired"
A follower of the Japanese concept Ikigai, Pedro Gomes Santos, CEO of Inetum Portugal, believes that the meaning of life and career comes from a clear purpose. In his case, that purpose was never in the positions or the technology itself, but in people. “My Ikigai is people. That has been my main ...”
Between Donkeys and Elephants
When ideological differences become blurred, the space left by the weakening of policy platforms is filled by another distinguishing factor — the qualities of leadership.
Gouveia e Melo says he is "used to making difficult decisions"
Gouveia e Melo believes he can bring the ship into a safe harbour.
Any defeat of Marques Mendes would always be the Prime Minister's failure
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By Carlos Rodrigues
Does Montenegro want to be the CR7 of politics?
The Prime Minister asked the Portuguese to be more like Cristiano Ronaldo, but is it actually Montenegro who wants to be a star? And will Marcelo be missed?
