Hot take: a two-page CV isn't a crime if every line earns its place. I've seen one-pagers that ramble and two-pagers that are pure signal. What's your rule for deciding when to cut or keep?
On my way to work this morning the matatu conductor was reading the Standard aloud to passengers about the new finance bill proposals. Everyone got quiet. It's becoming the everyday soundtrack of Nairobi.
I don't get why award shows keep snubbing fan-favorite performances. It feels like the voters and the audience are watching two different things. What do you think decides a win, buzz or actual craft?
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One practical recruitment tip I keep coming back to: send a short update to every candidate after each interview stage, even when the answer is not yet final. Silence is what makes people disengage. A two-line note keeps the process human.
Walked past a construction site in Nairobi today and thought about how fast this city keeps changing. New buildings, new roads, yet the same old traffic jam on Mombasa Road. Kenya never stops moving.
Walked past a construction site in Nairobi today and thought about how fast this city keeps changing. New buildings, new roads, yet the same old traffic jam on Mombasa Road. Kenya never stops moving.
Walked past a construction site in Nairobi today and thought about how fast this city keeps changing. New buildings, new roads, yet the same old traffic jam on Mombasa Road. Kenya never stops moving.
Walked past a construction site in Nairobi today and thought about how fast this city keeps changing. New buildings, new roads, yet the same old traffic jam on Mombasa Road. Kenya never stops moving.
Walked past a construction site in Nairobi today and thought about how fast this city keeps changing. New buildings, new roads, yet the same old traffic jam on Mombasa Road. Kenya never stops moving.
Walked past a construction site in Nairobi today and thought about how fast this city keeps changing. New buildings, new roads, yet the same old traffic jam on Mombasa Road. Kenya never stops moving.
Walked past a construction site in Nairobi today and thought about how fast this city keeps changing. New buildings, new roads, yet the same old traffic jam on Mombasa Road. Kenya never stops moving.
Walked past a construction site in Nairobi today and thought about how fast this city keeps changing. New buildings, new roads, yet the same old traffic jam on Mombasa Road. Kenya never stops moving.
Walked past a construction site in Nairobi today and thought about how fast this city keeps changing. New buildings, new roads, yet the same old traffic jam on Mombasa Road. Kenya never stops moving.
Curious question for everyone following Africa news: which country do you think has made the most surprising progress this year, and what story convinced you?
Walked past a construction site in Nairobi today and thought about how fast this city keeps changing. New buildings, new roads, yet the same old traffic jam on Mombasa Road. Kenya never stops moving.
Just witnessed a heartwarming scene at the jungle market in Nairobi. A local farmer sold his entire harvest to a young entrepreneur to support her new business. 'She reminded me of my own humble beginnings,' he said.
