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Work Life
From navigating office politics and dealing with difficult bosses to attaining work-life balance and achieving career growth, each edition of Work Life series captures the essence of what it means to work in Nigeria today.
Whether you’re the average Nigerian worker or the exception, which of these unique realities of working in Nigeria can you relate to?
Collins* had the impression that mastering a tech skill and working at a startup is a sure and quick way to start making good money, but, his experience at the…
Paul* is extremely passionate about his career and he was able to achieve a lot as a developer in less than two years, but he’ll often not reveal his true…
In this edition of Work Life, Sharon* worked at a startup for six months but left because they were getting paid for doing nothing. She would later find out the…
On the first edition of Worklife, Eden* shares how she spent over three years of her career life with two manipulative bosses. While the experience impacted her self-esteem, she has…
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Collins* had the impression that mastering a tech skill and working at a startup is a sure and quick way to start making good money, but, his experience at the first startup he worked at shocked him.
Paul* is extremely passionate about his career and he was able to achieve a lot as a developer in less than two years, but he’ll often not reveal his true years of experience to people, especially recruiters, to avoid being undervalued.
In this edition of Work Life, Sharon* worked at a startup for six months but left because they were getting paid for doing nothing. She would later find out the CEO was only using an office full of employees to gain the trust of clients from his arbitrage trading business.
On the first edition of Worklife, Eden* shares how she spent over three years of her career life with two manipulative bosses. While the experience impacted her self-esteem, she has learnt to know how to spot a toxic boss from afar.