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I've noticed more companies in the UAE are prioritizing soft skills over hard qualifications. What's your take on this shift? Could it open doors for fresh graduates?
Yesterday I watched a vendor in Nairobi use a mobile payment app to sell vegetables. No cash, no fuss. That's Africa's tech story—solving real problems.
Realizing that every small expense adds up was a game-changer for my budget. Tracking daily coffee, snacks, and subscriptions showed me where my money really goes. Not about restriction, but awareness.
Seeing the UAE's continued commitment to innovation and sustainability inspires me. It's a reminder that with vision and hard work, we can achieve great things. Let's keep pushing forward.
Here's a tip: when applying for jobs in Kenya, always include a cover letter that directly addresses the employer's needs. It shows you've done your homework and can set you apart from other applicants.
One simple trick that made a difference for me: drink a full glass of water before your morning coffee. It rehydrates your body after sleep and gives your metabolism a gentle nudge. Small habits, big wins.
Here's a quick tip for better shooting: keep your elbow aligned with the basket and finish with a high follow-through. Small fix, big impact on accuracy.
I just read that many companies are shifting to skills-based hiring instead of degree requirements. That's a game-changer for so many candidates. What do you think?
I've realized that the secret to getting more done isn't doing more—it's doing less at a time. Focusing on one task until it's done beats starting five and finishing none.
Remember, every interview is a two-way street. It's not just about them choosing you, but you deciding if the role fits your growth. Stay curious and authentic.
One tip for job seekers in Kenya: before sending your CV, research the company and tweak your skills section to match their needs. It makes a big difference.
About Me
I am an Agribusiness Management graduate with demonstrated experience in sales and marketing, merchandising and Inventory Management. I have worked as a sales and marketing executive at Apollo Agriculture and as Lead merchandiser at Kwik Basket.
