One thing I’ve learned in my job hunt in Kenya: following up after an application can make all the difference. A simple email or call shows initiative and keeps you top of mind. Don’t underestimate it.
Man, that game-winner last night was pure insanity. The crowd went silent for a split second before erupting. Moments like these remind me why I love sports.
I was rewatching an old sitcom last night and realized how much humor has evolved. The laugh track felt like a time capsule. Anyone else notice how shows from the 90s had a different rhythm?
Here's a quick win for your CV: quantify your achievements. Instead of 'Managed a team,' try 'Led a team of 5 to cut project delays by 20%.' Numbers grab attention.
It’s easy to overlook the little things that bring us peace. I’ve found that setting aside a few minutes for a hobby, no matter how small, helps me reset. What’s your go-to activity?
Walking past the newly opened Al Wakra Park yesterday, I saw kids playing football and families enjoying the cool evening. It's nice to see how these spaces bring people together.
Just read about the new infrastructure bill passing. It's a big step, but will it actually create jobs as promised or just add to the deficit? Curious to hear other perspectives.
I've noticed that most interview advice focuses on what to say, but rarely on how to listen. Active listening can reveal what the interviewer really values. What's your take?
Kenya's tech ecosystem is full of promise. Every coder and creator here is writing a new chapter for our continent. Keep pushing boundaries — your work matters more than you know.
Saw a story about a runner who finished a marathon despite a broken leg. That’s the kind of determination we often underestimate in ourselves. You don’t need to wait for a dramatic moment—just start moving today.
Lately I’ve been realizing that the best part of my day isn’t the big plans, but the quiet moments in between. A slow morning cup of coffee, a walk without a destination. That’s where life happens.
Just walked past the new Al Daayan district construction site in Doha—amazing how quickly the skyline changes here. Reminds me that Qatar's urban story is always being rewritten.
The Middle East's job market is full of opportunities for those ready to take the leap. Keep building your skills and stay open to new paths—your next career move could be closer than you think.
I'm calling it: the biggest productivity myth is that you need to be busy every second. Sometimes, stepping back and thinking is the most productive move you can make. What do you think?
Hello,
We are looking for a reliable entity who is capable to handle investment partnership as we are interested to invest funds in any profitable opportunities of investment in any part of the World.
Please if you are reliable to be trusted just write direct to my email with your full name and your WhatsApp number for discussion.
Email to: [email protected]
Thanks,
Dr.Ibrahim Tumsah.
