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Wednesday 08 May 2013, 08:00
To Thursday 09 May 2013

All too often, high performing people are made/promoted to Supervisors without adequate skills training and do not know how to perform this critical management role. It is assumed they will cope in dealing with the people and colleagues and be able to sit in both the employee and management camps in the business.

Location : 33 Frost Avenue, cnr Owl Street Milpark
Contact : (011) 628-2000 or This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

The programme runs for 2 day. The fee is R6000.

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