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Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. Neuware - The Life Journey of an Afrikaner is the life story of a South African man shaped by duty, discipline, and a changing country.Told largely in his own voice, as interpreted by his son, the book traces a journey from a rural childhood on the farm Môreson near Schefferspos, in the district of Ventersdorp in the old Western Transvaal, through a long career in the South African Prison Service, to a family life defined by loyalty, responsibility, and quiet resilience.Set against the backdrop of a complex and often divided South Africa, this is not a political account, but a deeply personal one a reflection on youth, work, leadership, marriage, fatherhood, and the passage of time.It is a story of steadfastness rather than spectacle; of choices made, responsibilities carried, and a life lived with consistency, integrity, and devotion to family.For readers interested in lived history, family, humility, and gratitude to God, this book offers an honest and grounded account of an Afrikaner's journey through ninety-seven years of life.

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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. The Life Journey of an Afrikaner is the life story of a South African man shaped by duty, discipline, and a changing country.Told largely in his own voice, as interpreted by his son, the book traces a journey from a rural childhood on the farm Moreson near Schefferspos, in the district of Ventersdorp in the old Western Transvaal, through a long career in the South African Prison Service, to a family life defined by loyalty, responsibility, and quiet resilience.Set against the backdrop of a complex and often divided South Africa, this is not a political account, but a deeply personal one a reflection on youth, work, leadership, marriage, fatherhood, and the passage of time.It is a story of steadfastness rather than spectacle; of choices made, responsibilities carried, and a life lived with consistency, integrity, and devotion to family.For readers interested in lived history, family, humility, and gratitude to God, this book offers an honest and grounded account of an Afrikaner's journey through ninety-seven years of life. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. NHS Leaders on Leadership in the NHS presents one of the most comprehensive contemporary explorations of leadership within the United Kingdom's National Health Service. Drawing on direct contributions, interviews, survey data and a focus group, from over 150 senior NHS leaders including Chief Executives, Chief People Officers, and Directors of HR and OD Dr Hein Scheffer examines how leadership, management, culture, and inclusivity intersect within one of the world's most complex public institutions.Grounded in lived experience and reinforced by academic analysis, the book traces the evolution of NHS leadership from its founding principles through to the pressures of post-pandemic reform. It identifies twelve national leadership frameworks developed between 2010 and 2024, evaluating them against a six-criterion model that distinguishes leadership from management and tests each for logic, maturity, and practical utility. The result is a critical assessment of what works, what fails, and why consistency of approach remains elusive across systems and sectors.Through the voices of NHS leaders themselves, Scheffer uncovers themes of compassion, authenticity, and inclusivity as defining characteristics of effective leadership. He highlights the urgent need for leadership that is both emotionally intelligent and operationally competent, capable of uniting strategic foresight with moral courage. The book proposes a consequential leadership model, a culture-change cycle, and an individual-centric development framework designed to equip future leaders for a service facing financial, ethical, and societal strain.At its core, NHS Leaders on Leadership in the NHS is a call to re-centre leadership around values and people. It argues that the sustainability of the NHS depends less on structural reform than on the cultivation of leaders who are compassionate, accountable, and inclusive individuals who understand that leadership, at its best, is moral work. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

Hardcover. Etat : new. Hardcover. NHS Leaders on Leadership in the NHS presents one of the most comprehensive contemporary explorations of leadership within the United Kingdom's National Health Service. Drawing on direct contributions, interviews, survey data and a focus group, from over 150 senior NHS leaders including Chief Executives, Chief People Officers, and Directors of HR and OD Dr Hein Scheffer examines how leadership, management, culture, and inclusivity intersect within one of the world's most complex public institutions.Grounded in lived experience and reinforced by academic analysis, the book traces the evolution of NHS leadership from its founding principles through to the pressures of post-pandemic reform. It identifies twelve national leadership frameworks developed between 2010 and 2024, evaluating them against a six-criterion model that distinguishes leadership from management and tests each for logic, maturity, and practical utility. The result is a critical assessment of what works, what fails, and why consistency of approach remains elusive across systems and sectors.Through the voices of NHS leaders themselves, Scheffer uncovers themes of compassion, authenticity, and inclusivity as defining characteristics of effective leadership. He highlights the urgent need for leadership that is both emotionally intelligent and operationally competent, capable of uniting strategic foresight with moral courage. The book proposes a consequential leadership model, a culture-change cycle, and an individual-centric development framework designed to equip future leaders for a service facing financial, ethical, and societal strain.At its core, NHS Leaders on Leadership in the NHS is a call to re-centre leadership around values and people. It argues that the sustainability of the NHS depends less on structural reform than on the cultivation of leaders who are compassionate, accountable, and inclusive individuals who understand that leadership, at its best, is moral work. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - NHS Leaders on Leadership in the NHS presents one of the most comprehensive contemporary explorations of leadership within the United Kingdom's National Health Service. Drawing on direct contributions, interviews, survey data and a focus group, from over 150 senior NHS leaders including Chief Executives, Chief People Officers, and Directors of HR and OD Dr Hein Scheffer examines how leadership, management, culture, and inclusivity intersect within one of the world's most complex public institutions.Grounded in lived experience and reinforced by academic analysis, the book traces the evolution of NHS leadership from its founding principles through to the pressures of post-pandemic reform. It identifies twelve national leadership frameworks developed between 2010 and 2024, evaluating them against a six-criterion model that distinguishes leadership from management and tests each for logic, maturity, and practical utility. The result is a critical assessment of what works, what fails, and why consistency of approach remains elusive across systems and sectors.Through the voices of NHS leaders themselves, Scheffer uncovers themes of compassion, authenticity, and inclusivity as defining characteristics of effective leadership. He highlights the urgent need for leadership that is both emotionally intelligent and operationally competent, capable of uniting strategic foresight with moral courage. The book proposes a consequential leadership model, a culture-change cycle, and an individual-centric development framework designed to equip future leaders for a service facing financial, ethical, and societal strain.At its core, NHS Leaders on Leadership in the NHS is a call to re-centre leadership around values and people. It argues that the sustainability of the NHS depends less on structural reform than on the cultivation of leaders who are compassionate, accountable, and inclusive individuals who understand that leadership, at its best, is moral work.

Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. NHS Leaders on Leadership in the NHS | Hein Scheffer | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2025 | Dr Hein Scheffer | EAN 9781807024284 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.

Buch. Etat : Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - NHS Leaders on Leadership in the NHS presents one of the most comprehensive contemporary explorations of leadership within the United Kingdom's National Health Service. Drawing on direct contributions, interviews, survey data and a focus group, from over 150 senior NHS leaders including Chief Executives, Chief People Officers, and Directors of HR and OD Dr Hein Scheffer examines how leadership, management, culture, and inclusivity intersect within one of the world's most complex public institutions.Grounded in lived experience and reinforced by academic analysis, the book traces the evolution of NHS leadership from its founding principles through to the pressures of post-pandemic reform. It identifies twelve national leadership frameworks developed between 2010 and 2024, evaluating them against a six-criterion model that distinguishes leadership from management and tests each for logic, maturity, and practical utility. The result is a critical assessment of what works, what fails, and why consistency of approach remains elusive across systems and sectors.Through the voices of NHS leaders themselves, Scheffer uncovers themes of compassion, authenticity, and inclusivity as defining characteristics of effective leadership. He highlights the urgent need for leadership that is both emotionally intelligent and operationally competent, capable of uniting strategic foresight with moral courage. The book proposes a consequential leadership model, a culture-change cycle, and an individual-centric development framework designed to equip future leaders for a service facing financial, ethical, and societal strain.At its core, NHS Leaders on Leadership in the NHS is a call to re-centre leadership around values and people. It argues that the sustainability of the NHS depends less on structural reform than on the cultivation of leaders who are compassionate, accountable, and inclusive individuals who understand that leadership, at its best, is moral work.

Buch. Etat : Neu. NHS Leaders on Leadership in the NHS | Hein Scheffer | Buch | Englisch | 2025 | Dr Hein Scheffer | EAN 9781807024291 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.