Happy 2019! While everyone starts to filter into offices after the holidays and the trickle in our inboxes becomes a lot less of a trickle, we thought we’d ease ourselves into the first blog post of the year with something simple. The team were asked two questions:
By Sarah Of all the things we’ve done over the past five years since starting Pomegranite – like consistently being able to pay salaries on time every month, for example – I’m probably most proud of the company culture that we’ve created. When Liz and I started
By Sarah When you have a small team, finding the right person – both in terms of the job itself, but also someone you’d like to have around all day every day – is so important. It’s also hard. We’ve seen a lot of CVs lately –
By Sarah Exciting news – we have not one but two new Pomegranites! Keshia Africa and Tomas Kranenburg have joined our team as Social Media Strategists. They’ve been a dream to work with so far and we can’t wait to see how they help drive the
By Sarah Hello and happy 2018! We hope you had a wonderful break and that you’re getting into the swing of things. Those first few days without an afternoon beer and nap can be tough. Because no one feels like writing (or reading?) a lengthy, technical post so
We’re really lucky that we get to work with such a diverse range of clients – from schools to designers, architects, luxury safari guides, and impact investors. We especially love working with clients who are doing incredible things to improve lives.
By Sarah A Facebook memory popped up yesterday – the first blog post I ever wrote for Pomegranite, right before I quit my job and joined Liz in the lounge of her little Long Street flat, which we called “the cave”. It was written before we even
By Sarah There must be impressive stats on this – how dogs in the workplace boost morale and make people happier, more relaxed. I’m not going to Google these stats. Know why? Because I feel so happy and relaxed on account of the dog in our
By Sarah It’s been a while since we had a proper inspiration day, and it didn’t take long to decide what we were going to do. We needed more plates for our office. Solution: Clay Café. Again. I think it was our fourth visit? It’s a
For our March edition of Inspiration Day, we headed off on an office plant buying mission to Starke Ayres in Rosebank.
By Sarah Image by Danielle Cerullo Running a business can be a lot of fun. It can also be bloody hard, and some days you’re thrown curveballs that stop you in your tracks. I had a day like that this week. I went to a meeting recently – the
- Sarah I recently went on a two-week holiday to Thailand and Cambodia, which was pretty magical. Before I left, one of the things I was most looking forward to (besides the white-sand beaches, daily massages and sunset cocktails – I know, I don’t like me