Alfred Tora

Category: Indigenous Knowledge and Work Psychology

Indigenous Knowledge and Work Psychology, Personal Blog, State of the Pacific, Supporting Article

Fostering Leadership: Bridging Urban and Vanua in Fiji
Indigenous Knowledge and Work Psychology, State of the Pacific, Supporting Article

Insights from an Indigenous Knowledge Conference
Indigenous Knowledge and Work Psychology, Organizational Psychology in Action, State of the Pacific

Anchored in Culture: How Pasifika Worldviews Can Shape the Future of Work
Indigenous Knowledge and Work Psychology, Organizational Psychology in Action, Profitable Pointers

“Why Pacific Workplaces Struggle with Feedback Culture—And How to Fix It”
Indigenous Knowledge and Work Psychology, Organizational Psychology in Action

What is Workplace Loneliness And How iTaukei Culture Can Counter It.
Human Resources, Indigenous Knowledge and Work Psychology, Organizational Psychology in Action, Supporting Article

The View From The Top – An Exercise In Stoicism
Indigenous Knowledge and Work Psychology, Organizational Psychology in Action, The Alfred Tora Podcast

On Figures and Farming – Emosi Sukanaivalu.
Indigenous Knowledge and Work Psychology, Organizational Psychology in Action, State of the Pacific

Why Pasifika Organizations Misdiagnose – Lessons From the Fiji Rugby Union Fiasco.
Human Resources, Indigenous Knowledge and Work Psychology, Organizational Psychology in Action

An iTaukei Parallel on Finding Balance for Work and Home.
Human Resources, Indigenous Knowledge and Work Psychology, Organizational Psychology in Action, Supporting Article

Can iTaukei Values Contribute to Company Culture?