Stanbic Boss Counsels Graduates

Gabaraane said it does not matter what one does; be it answering the telephone, writing a report, being a supervisor or cleaning, the most important requirement is to do it with pride and making sure that the job will have a profound effect on everyone they encounter. He said having the hunger to do good, at any given task, would ensure that Batswana compete favourably on the global job market.

Addressing a pool of 300 graduates at the Botswana International Financial Service Centre (BIFSC) career fair whose focus was on shaping graduates into professionals, Gabaraane stated that the country's sustained economic growth depends on every citizen.