If you are currently in the process of transitioning or switching your career into tech, understand It might be a little frustrating so I want you to exercise some patience. For me, the first 6 months of transition were a little rough. Here are few things I learned The number one rule for me is to always learn the concepts needed and don't waste your time. Find people who are already in your field of interest and ask them about the most common or frequently used services/concepts and use that information to prioritize your learning journey

So my last post about the questions you can ask during a job interview somehow blew beyond my expectation on Instagram (About 3.2 million reach so far). I have so many questions in my DM about people who have been applying and not getting callbacks. Hopefully, these tips help you There might be other job sites out there, but LinkedIn, Dice, Indeed, Monster & Career builder are the 5 top places I have gotten a lot of callbacks throughout my career journey so far. Once you have registered on these sites, you definitely want to work on your resume

After a job interview, 9/10 times, you will be asked "Do you have any questions for us?" Do not ever say you don't have questions except you are not interested in the job. Asking questions and the type of questions you ask in an interview tells the employer a lot about you. "what are the biggest challenges faced by your team in the past 6 months?"
This tells your employer you are already interested in their challenges and you are most likely interested in being a part of the solution. You will learn a lot that might help you with the next stage

This is probably the most devastating event of my life. I've heard of Police Brutality in Nigeria but today, I was a victim. #AThread I came to Lagos (from New York) for a friend's wedding and I plan to spend 2 weeks. Yesterday night was my third night. I lodged somewhere around Oniru Estate (VI). I've been indoors for the most part because I work remotely.