South Africa’s Vocational Landscape
In the dynamic tapestry of a nation's economy, the true driving force lies within the aspirations, skills, and motivation of its workforce. South Africa, with...
Author: Bateleur Brand Planning
New survey reveals differences in health priorities across generations
What health measures do people take to maintain their well-being? Caring for your health can mean different things depending on whom you ask.Bateleur Brand Planning,...
Prioritising self-care for mental well-being and productivity in South Africa
In recent years, mental health has gained global attention as a critical component of overall health. While physical health is crucial, nurturing our mental health...
Predicting the future: Technology’s impact on society
The findings of the Vantage Point survey indicate how the world is expected to look in the near future.Bateleur Brand Planning sheds light on the...
What effect does remote working have on co-worker relationships?
The way we work has a significant impact on how we interact with our colleagues. In recent years, remote work has become increasingly popular, with...
Cross-generational collaboration: Embrace the generation gap for success
I find it interesting to learn about the different perspectives that each generation has on the generational divide. As a member of the baby boomer...
Where has all the good news gone?
The decline in news consumption has become a growing trend in South Africa, with only 47% of the 1,533 people surveyed in the Vantage Point...
Bateleur research reveals quality of life is SA consumers’ biggest fear
Market research agency Bateleur Brand Planning developed another one of its Vantage Point research-based white papers, diving into South African fears and fantasies and how this correlates...
The Fears & Fantasies of SA shoppers (e-book)
South Africans have fears about quality of life, government delivery, poverty, money matters, health, body and mind, education, pandemics, persecution, possible apocalypse, purpose in life,...
Have South Africans surrendered to load shedding?
In 2007 South Africa experienced its first bout of load shedding, a whopping 16 years ago. Little did we know that this was the first...