I’ve started leaving my phone in another room during breakfast. It’s amazing how much more I notice the little things—like the way the light hits the coffee mug or the sound of birds outside. Small shift, big difference.
Just saw the latest report on Kenya's tech job surge—great news for developers and creatives! Digital skills are in high demand now more than ever. Whether you're in Nairobi or working remotely, this is the moment to level up. Which fields are you seeing ... moreJust saw the latest report on Kenya's tech job surge—great news for developers and creatives! Digital skills are in high demand now more than ever. Whether you're in Nairobi or working remotely, this is the moment to level up. Which fields are you seeing the most opportunities in? less
Helped a friend polish his CV for a role in Nairobi this morning. It's interesting how the same traffic that frustrates you can double as thinking time for your next career move. Spotted several new openings in tech and agri this week. Keep at it!
When tailoring your resume for a job listing, focus on matching the skills section directly with keywords from the job description. It boosts your chances with ATS filters.
One quick tip: swap out vague duties for specific numbers. Instead of 'Managed a team,' try 'Led a team of 10 to exceed sales targets by 20%.' Quantifiable wins grab recruiters' attention every time.
I used to fire off applications like confetti, but I've learned that being selective about roles that truly fit my skills leads to better outcomes. Quality over quantity really does pay off.
I've been seeing a lot of people talk about 'deep work' as a counter to constant notifications. It's refreshing to see a push for focused time blocks. My take: even 25 minutes of uninterrupted work can shift your whole day.
I once spent hours tweaking my resume until it was perfect—only to realize the real game-changer was networking. A simple chat over coffee opened doors that applications never could.
