Gamification in HR: Three Leading Examples
An approach that has been around for quite some years now: Gamification in HR. We know for sure when the “gamification” term emerged. In 2002, Nick Pelling, a British programmer, and creator of the computer game Frak!, coined this term designing a game-like interface for ATMs and vending machines. Gamifying can be an amazing tool […]
Sold-Out Class at Our Port-Gentil Training Center!
From our training center in Port Gentil, Gabon, we’ve been delivering fit-for-purpose training by focusing on real market needs and modernization since 2017. These past weeks, we’ve received some great news: one of our offered classes on Excel is now sold out! This class provides Finance & HR teams with training on Excel basics and […]
WTS Gabon Reaches 7 Years LTI Free, How Did They do it?
Work can be tough, especially in the Energy Industry where the workforce is exposed to many hazards. They mostly work with machines, outdoors or in remote areas which makes it easy for engineers to get ill or injured. When this happens, the company they work for accumulates Lost Time Injury (LTI). What is LTI? LTI […]
5 Things I Wish I Knew Before Becoming An Engineer
Engineering is the foundation of our daily operations, influencing the fabric of our lives. It is the art of transforming dreams into reality, developing solutions to everyday problems, and enhancing our world’s safety, efficiency, and smoothness. Although it’s a rewarding career, it also comes with hardships. Here below are 5 things I wish I knew […]
WTS Energy Opens its Second Office in Romania
Earlier this month, we paid a visit to our new office in the coastal city of Constanta to be part of the grand opening! This is our third office in Romania and 20th worldwide. We are delighted to be even closer to clients and the bright minds of this country in which we first arrived in […]
How Kenya’s Renewables Industry is Paving the Way in Africa
As you are reading this, Kenya has 73% of its installed power generation capacity coming from renewable energy sources, whilst 90 percent of electricity used in the East African country is generated by green energy sources such as geothermal, wind, solar and hydroelectric. A greatly promising industry that has grown in the last ten years making […]
