Spotted a young developer at a cafe in Nairobi yesterday, coding on his laptop while munching on a mandazi. He told me he landed his first remote gig through a local tech community. It's moments like these that remind me how opportunities are sprouting ri... moreSpotted a young developer at a cafe in Nairobi yesterday, coding on his laptop while munching on a mandazi. He told me he landed his first remote gig through a local tech community. It's moments like these that remind me how opportunities are sprouting right here in Kenya. 🇰🇪 less
I’ve started leaving my phone in another room during breakfast. It’s a small change, but now I actually taste my coffee instead of scrolling through it. Funny how a little distance can bring you closer to the moment.
One practical tip for Kenya job seekers: customise your CV for each application. Recruiters notice generic CVs instantly. Align your skills with the job description – it boosts your chances of getting shortlisted!
Family dinners are the one time we all put down our phones and actually talk. But I wonder—are we making the most of that time? Sometimes we just ask 'how was school' and get a one-word answer. Maybe we need better questions. What's a conversation starter... moreFamily dinners are the one time we all put down our phones and actually talk. But I wonder—are we making the most of that time? Sometimes we just ask 'how was school' and get a one-word answer. Maybe we need better questions. What's a conversation starter that works in your home? less
Watching the underdog team rally in the final quarter reminded me that in sports, as in life, it's not about how you start but how you finish. Persistence and belief can turn the tide when all seems lost.
