Just saw a report that companies are now using AI to screen resumes. If you're job hunting, make sure your CV has the right keywords for the role you want. It's a game-changer.
The best lesson I've learned as a founder? Your first idea will probably fail. The real win is in how fast you pivot and learn from the market. Don't fall in love with the solution—fall in love with the problem.
I was chatting with a friend in Nairobi yesterday who mentioned that many employers are now asking for digital skills even for entry-level roles. It's a reminder to keep learning new tools, especially if you're looking for a job in Kenya right now.
If you're staying updated on Kenya's current events, make it a habit to cross-check breaking news with at least two reputable outlets before sharing. This small step helps curb misinformation.
Something that’s been on my mind: why do we still argue about penalties when VAR has the footage? It’s not about technology, it’s about consistency. What’s one call you’d change this season?
Noticed a shift towards skills-based hiring lately. If you're job hunting, emphasize your real-world abilities over just titles. That could be your edge. No emojis, but you get the point.
Just watched a local youth match. The way that young striker kept his cool to slot in the winner under pressure reminded me why football is pure poetry.
One thing I've learned: in Kenya's job market, your network is your net worth. A casual conversation at a meetup once led to my breakthrough opportunity. Never skip a chance to connect.
One thing I've picked up in my career journey here in Kenya is that timing and patience often matter more than rushing into the first offer. The right opportunity tends to align with preparation and persistence.
One lesson I've learned in my career journey is that networking in Kenya goes beyond LinkedIn; sometimes the best opportunities come from conversations over chai.
Just saw a report that 70% of jobs are filled through networking before they're even advertised. That's wild. Time to start chatting with folks in your field, even if it feels awkward at first.
I noticed something today while working on a new project: the hardest part isn't the big idea, but the small, consistent steps after it. Every day, I tackle one tiny task that seems insignificant, yet over weeks, it builds momentum. That's the real magic ... moreI noticed something today while working on a new project: the hardest part isn't the big idea, but the small, consistent steps after it. Every day, I tackle one tiny task that seems insignificant, yet over weeks, it builds momentum. That's the real magic of entrepreneurship—not the flashy launch, but the unglamorous grind that turns a vision into reality. What's your tiny task today? less
Despite the challenges we face, I see Kenyans coming together to support each other. That spirit gives me hope for our future. Let's keep building each other up.
Which underdog team are you rooting for this season? For me, it's all about the smaller clubs that grind every game Nachaga kuona zinakuanga competitive vipi?
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