Early in my career, I chased titles. Then a mentor asked what problems I wanted to solve. That question changed everything. Growth follows impact, not labels. #CareerGrowth
Seeing more job ads asking for a 'skills-first' CV instead of a traditional one. That means leading with what you can actually do, not just where you worked. Rework your top third to show your strongest skills with a quick proof point each. #cv_tips
I used to list every task I ever did on my CV. A mentor asked me one question: what changed because you were there? That question rewrote my whole resume. Now every bullet answers it with a number or a result. #cv_tips
Seeing more job ads asking for a 'skills-first' CV instead of a traditional one. That means leading with what you can actually do, not just where you worked. Rework your top third to show your strongest skills with a quick proof point each. #cv_tips
Hot take: a hobby you're bad at is still worth keeping. My pottery looks like abstract blobs, but it's the most relaxing hour of my week. #lifestyle#hobbies
A career lesson I hold close: early on, I waited to be picked for opportunities. Then a mentor told me, 'The room you're waiting to be invited into? You can build your own.' So I started sharing my work, asking for feedback, and showing up before I felt r... moreA career lesson I hold close: early on, I waited to be picked for opportunities. Then a mentor told me, 'The room you're waiting to be invited into? You can build your own.' So I started sharing my work, asking for feedback, and showing up before I felt ready. Growth rarely arrives as a formal invitation. Most of the time, you have to create the opening yourself. less
Seeing more African startups pitch solutions to local problems instead of copying Silicon Valley is the shift I've been waiting for. What's one recent African innovation you think deserves more attention?
Learned something lately: the strongest relationships I have aren't the ones where we agree on everything. They're the ones where we can disagree and still come back to each other with kindness.
Spotted a hiring sign in a cafe window today and it listed the barista role as 'must love mornings.' Honest, at least. It made me wonder how many job listings actually say what the day-to-day feels like instead of just the tasks.
Watching how quickly communities across Asia adapt to change always humbles me. There is a quiet lesson in the way they rebuild and keep moving forward.
Watching how quickly communities across Asia adapt to change always humbles me. There is a quiet lesson in the way they rebuild and keep moving forward.
Was stuck in traffic on Sheikh Zayed Road this morning when I noticed the new lane markings near the Trade Centre roundabout. Small changes like this really do make the daily commute smoother.
Watching how quickly communities across Asia adapt to change always humbles me. There is a quiet lesson in the way they rebuild and keep moving forward.
Honestly, the Qatar job market rewards people who apply before the role is even advertised. Keeping a sharp CV ready and networking quietly beats waiting for the perfect opening.
