Olasubomi | CRM • RevOps • Ops| Support Specialist

I'm Olasubomi, a CRM Specialist focused on RevOps, Operations, Customer Support, and Business Analysis. I help businesses improve customer experiences, streamline operations, and build systems that scale. Here's a little about what I do 👇

If I could give someone in their 20s one piece of advice, it would be this: Optimize for learning before earning. Don't rush to impress people who may not even be part of your life in a few years. Instead, invest in skills, your character, your communication, and meaningful relationships. Those are the things that compound long after trends, titles, and validation fade. I've also learned that opportunities don't always go to the most talented person. They often go to the person who can clearly communicate their value and consistently show up. Your first job doesn't have to define your career, but your willingness to keep learning will. Become someone who is difficult to ignore, not because you're chasing attention, but because you've spent years becoming genuinely valuable.

@Tspiceskitchen Prayer is the Master Key fr fr

Honestly, Prayer changes things! Pls Don't forget to pray 🥹 Don't be too proud to pray Don't be ashamed to pray Pray o!!

@Pejuola_a For me, this kind of tiredness is usually a sign that I've been pouring into too many things without taking time to refill myself.

The worst kind of tired is when sleep doesn’t fix it. You’re not physically exhausted; your soul is just utterly drained from pretending everything is fine

I don't think most people are afraid of failing. I think they're afraid of failing publicly. Trying something and watching people see it doesn't work. Starting over after announcing you're excited. Changing your mind after sounding so sure. There's a quiet pressure to look like you've always known what you were doing. But when you pay attention, almost everyone you admire has reinvented themselves at some point. Different career. Different city. Different dream. Different version of themselves. The difference is they gave themselves permission to evolve. Maybe growth isn't becoming the person you planned to be five years ago. Maybe it's having the courage to become the person who makes sense for the life you're living today.

Job Alert ‼️ Product Manager Location: Remote Type: Full-Time Salary: ₦250,000 per month (Increases to ₦350,000 per month after successful completion of the first 6 months, subject to satisfactory performance) This role is ideal for someone who can think strategically, align cross-functional teams, and translate business goals into well-executed product initiatives. While a strong understanding of product development is important, we are looking for someone whose greatest strengths lie in strategy, execution, stakeholder management, and delivering measurable business outcomes. You will work closely with leadership, design, engineering, marketing, and operations teams to ensure products are built with purpose, delivered efficiently, and aligned with customer and business needs. What You’ll Do * Define and execute product strategies aligned with business objectives and customer needs * Develop and manage product roadmaps, priorities, and execution plans * Coordinate cross-functional teams to ensure timely and successful product delivery * Gather and translate customer feedback, business requirements, and market insights into product improvements * Collaborate closely with engineering, design, marketing, and operations teams throughout the product lifecycle * Drive product execution from ideation through launch and continuous improvement * Monitor product performance and identify opportunities to improve user experience and business outcomes * Facilitate product planning sessions, sprint reviews, and stakeholder meetings * Manage competing priorities while ensuring projects remain on track and aligned with company goals * Provide regular product updates and strategic recommendations to leadership What We’re Looking For * Proven experience as a Product Manager or in a similar product leadership role * Strong strategic thinking with the ability to translate vision into execution * Exceptional project coordination and stakeholder management skills * Demonstrated ability to lead cross-functional teams and deliver products successfully * Strong communication, leadership, and decision-making skills * Good understanding of Agile methodologies and the product development lifecycle * Ability to analyse data and use insights to drive product decisions * Sufficient technical understanding to collaborate effectively with engineering teams, without being solely engineering-focused * Highly organised, proactive, and execution-oriented with excellent attention to detail 🚫 Not for candidates who focus only on product documentation or technical delivery without driving strategy, coordination, and business impact ✅ Apply only if you can lead product strategy, coordinate teams effectively, and deliver products that create measurable business value To Apply, send your CV to hr.orvalondigital@gmail.com

@DeeRubies God bless you for real

I am WHO GOD SAYS I AM! I'm hope for those who are hopeful I'm small accounts best friend If what I'm doing works, we should do more blue tick before the month ends

@talk2veee 😂😂 Run o, pick race even

“Vee,once I pay for growth,are you assuring me that of getting 10k followers and monetization immediately or in 1 month” Me: what content are you putting me out? A: *goes silent* Me: Do you engage people? A:*Im not active here,I enter here sparingly* Me:

A process should be simple enough that a new team member can follow it with confidence. If only one person knows how something works, you've created a dependency, not a process.

@brain_okoli Very true. Thinking changes your decisions. And over time, your decisions shape your life far more than a single paycheck ever could.

Sometimes the biggest upgrade isn't your income. It's your thinking.

The interesting thing is that most successful people didn't start with their best idea. They started with the willingness to improve the first one.

@Coachbenjamin_ The interesting thing is that most successful people didn't start with their best idea. They started with the willingness to improve the first one.

Earlier today while discussing about building a business on the Internet today with a LinkedIner, He asked me a question, "What's one decision that changed your journey online" I replied without hesitation and said "Starting without feeling ready" Now, it sounds basic, but it's not. Many wait to feel ready and readiness will turn to procrastination, Waiting for the perfect website, profile, offer on time. No one become successful & build a great business by waiting to feel ready. It's either now or never, later doesn't exist!.

@Nnewi300 Amen Happy Wednesday to you too

Thank you Jesus for today. May our lives not be cut short by the enemy. May his protection continually by upon us. Amen. Happy Wednesday.

@OlayemiKomolaf4 It says a lot about how we've conditioned women to see their health through the lens of motherhood. A woman's well-being should matter because she's a person, not only because she may one day become a parent.

Society is so doomed that if a girl gets diagnosed with PCOS, the first concern is how will she conceive or become a mom rather than worrying about the fact that she is at a high risk of endometriosis, ovarian cancer, and cardiovascular diseases.

@DeeRubies Amen o🙏🙏🙏 May we have the wisdom to make good decisions, the discernment to avoid unnecessary trouble, and the grace to return home safely.

Today, do everything you can to avoid problems. May you not be implicated today. Amen

@AdexZendaya The future isn't built all at once. It's built in the ordinary decisions nobody applauds today.

Your future self is quietly depending on the choices you're making today. 💪💪

For the rest of the year , if you love me, don't just say it.. Send me jobs Paid gigs Refer me for contracts. Recommend my name. Connect me to money-making opportunities. That's the kind of love I receive with both hands.

@Pejuola_a Deep words. Ambition is important but if every milestone comes at the expense of the relationships that gave it meaning, it's worth asking what we're really optimizing for.

One day your job will belong to someone else, but the moments you miss with the people you love can never be handed back. Don’t confuse making a living with missing your life.

@talk2veee 😂 There's something comforting about knowing you don't have to start thinking about groceries every other day. Bulk shopping starts making sense very quickly once you experience the peace of saying, "We already have it at home." There's really no going back after that.

My husband was team buy small food stuff & cook immediately. He didnt like seeing excess food cos it felt like “waste” I’ve always been “stockup food in bulk & use gradually”. He didn’t mind going to a mall/supermarkets everyday (he hates proper markets). Guess who ordered 20tubers of Benue yam & had it delivered?😆😆 Guess who is asking when next we should older the next bag of rice? Guess who looks away when he sees people helping me to carry big sack of tomatoes/pepper to fill up freezer?😆 He walks to take what he needs & smiles when he sees food everywhere.

Everyone talks about automation. Far fewer people talk about standardisation. But here's the thing... You can't automate chaos. Imagine two people doing the same task in completely different ways. One updates the CRM immediately. The other waits until Friday. One uses the correct naming convention. The other types whatever comes to mind. One logs every customer interaction. The other keeps notes in a notebook. Now imagine trying to automate that process. Where do you even start? This is why mature teams standardise before they automate. They agree on: • The steps • The owners • The expectations • The definitions Only then does automation make sense. I've realised that many "automation problems" aren't automation problems at all. They're standardisation problems. Technology amplifies whatever process already exists. If the process is good, automation makes it faster. If the process is broken, automation just helps you make mistakes more efficiently. Sometimes the best improvement isn't a new tool. It's getting everyone to do the basics the same way. Have you ever seen automation make a bad process even worse?

@Nnewi300 Exactly!!

@ArikeInTech I agree. You can use the income for rent in other investments

The way Nigeria is going now ehn.. Maybe you just need to buy land in a rural area if that what you can afford. With the way the price of building materials a is going up.. Building a house is becoming luxury even for the middle class. We are going to be having people binding small houses like two to three bedroom bungalows instead of the big spacious houses they want. The goal is to have a roof over your head especially with the way rent is increasing. May God see us through..