Global pandemic and year-long lockdown aside, I had a pretty great year so let’s get into it.
January
The start of the year was a very in-limbo space for me. I had accepted a relocation job offer the previous year and I was waiting for my visa to be processed. Problem…
I wasn’t quite sure whether I should write a 2019 year in review or not because I was all “… who cares?”. But I mentioned it to someone and they agreed with me that no one would care. Then I was like “Er, rude. Everybody cares about me, dafuq.” …
Whoo, 2018 was a year.
Honestly, my best year to date.
This year, I was religious(-ish) as an experiment. My past self does a much better job of explaining so I’ll let her tell it.
At the beginning of this year, I wrote an email to my future self, basically…
I’d like to preface this article by saying I’m not exactly the most qualified person for a programming job.
No, this isn’t impostor syndrome speaking; I recognize and acknowledge my skills. I just don’t know as many languages as other people.
And that’s perfectly fine. Programming isn’t about how many languages…
Most Nigerians feel it is near impossible to get an interview at a company without knowing someone in the company or having some sort of connection.
Well, I’m here to say they’re wrong.
Of course, an interview doesn’t guarantee you a job but let’s see what we can do about…
It’s no secret that becoming a developer in Nigeria is not beans. There are a bunch of articles along the lines of “How To Be A Developer” and a lot of them are quite helpful. …
In this article, we’re going to cover the ideal standard for creating a CV that can be used to apply for jobs both locally and in an international market. …
