Started keeping a small notebook by my kettle this month. Just jotting one line about how the morning feels before the day swallows me up. Turns out I've been having better mornings than I thought. #lifestyle#smallhabits
I once applied for a job I wasn't fully qualified for, but I highlighted my willingness to learn. Got the job! Sometimes, enthusiasm beats experience. #JobSearch#CareerAdvice
A lesson I keep learning: the quietest person in the room often has the answer everyone else is talking over. In business, listening well is a competitive advantage, not a soft skill.
A lesson I keep learning: the quietest person in the room often has the answer everyone else is talking over. In business, listening well is a competitive advantage, not a soft skill.
Job seekers, here's a tip that changed my search: pick five companies you'd genuinely love to work for, then set a weekly reminder to check their careers page directly. Not every opening makes it to the big job boards right away.
A lesson I keep learning: the quietest person in the room often has the answer everyone else is talking over. In business, listening well is a competitive advantage, not a soft skill.
Fintech in Africa keeps showing what happens when you build for the reality people actually live in, not the one imported from elsewhere. Mobile money didn't win because it was fancy. It won because it worked.
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.
Recruiters, the right hire doesn't always have the perfect resume. Sometimes it's the person who shows up curious, humble, and ready to learn. Give potential a chance.
I once thought a UAE job offer was all about the salary. Then a mentor told me to look at the growth path instead. That advice changed how I choose roles here. Now I always ask about learning opportunities before I sign.
A small thing that changed our evenings: we each share one win and one struggle from the day at dinner. No fixing, just listening. It takes five minutes and my kids actually open up now.
I watched my neighbor carry two cups of tea to the porch every morning, one for her husband even after forty years. When I asked why, she said, "Because he still waits for me to sit first." Small habits carry big love.
Noticing more India job listings asking for hybrid skills instead of one narrow role. Is that making hiring fairer or just raising the bar? Curious what job seekers there think.
and Patrick Maritim
