Paddy

When you fail more than one time .. that's not failing . That is learning more than one time not to achieve that thing using those methods.

Nobody tells you this but your first impression at work becomes your permanent reputation.

A moving man will eventually meet his luck

Now I understand why managers don't like WFH, hardworking employees are more productive at home.

Huyu ni reject ananipea ama ni advise? Hii nayo imenigusa adi kwa roho.

Sometimes life rewards audacity. This gen z fellow walked into my workplace without putting in a job application. He just came in and said,"I'm here for my 12:00 interview" HR checked and checked and had to apologise for not being able to find his application so they went ahead and interviewed him amongst other 9 people. I knew all this coz I overheard his phone call conversation. Apparently he was well qualified for that position and he got the job

YOU MUST LEARN TO ENJOY LIFE WITHOUT NEEDING AN AUDIENCE TO SEE THAT YOU ARE ENJOYING LIFE

"I don't know, but I learn fast" has taken me so far

Nepotism Nepotism Nepotism,,jameni sasa watu wengine watatoa wapi kazi if you keep employing your kids,and relatives?

I have a friend whose life changed last June, when a small cottage brick company in Nyeri shut down due to losses and high taxes. That closure didn’t just end a business it left 380 people without jobs. Brian was one of them. He had worked there for two years. Skilled. Disciplined. I first met him when he came to a school I was teaching at to deliver and install cabros you could tell he took pride in his work. But since the closure, life has been unravelling for him. His wife left. He sold his cow goats hens. He no longer has electricity he used to have a small arrangement with his uncle, paying KSh 200 to stay connected. That’s gone now. Today, he passed by my house after a month of not seeing him . I barely recognized him. He looked emaciated… broken. Beaten down by life. And at home, things aren’t any easier his father struggles with bipolar disorder and alcohol. I’m not sharing this for pity. I’m sharing it because behind every closed business is a human story.

I’m not ashamed to admit that while I’m grateful for having a job, I genuinely do not enjoy working.

You don’t understand healthcare failure until you’ve witnessed a patient dying from a problem that is purely administrative.

act like they died. It helps

Living just in case things get better

Being the last born is a whole personality. You learn early how to observe, adapt, and survive family chaos.

People unpleaser

Nobody tells you this early… your first manager can decide whether you become confident… or permanently unsure of yourself at work.

you find out one thing and everythinggggggg else starts adding up 😂😂😂

Nilikuwa naskiza story ya a 21 years old girl who has been sentenced to 20yrs in prison juu ya kesi ya defilement. Hapo ndiyo nimeogopa law bana kwenda jela ni kitu rahisi sana ni kama tu vile huwa unaamka asubuhi.

The owner of the goons also condemns them, for no one publicly congratulates their goons. Being a goon is a thankless job and you never get credit for the good work done.

9-5 ni ngumu, self employment ni ngumu but unemployment ni ngumu zaidi.