VectorTribe

What's the hardest part of your tech journey right now? • Learning consistently? • Debugging code? • Staying motivated? • Landing your first role? Let's talk about it in the comment #TechTwitter #BuildInPublic #100DaysOfCode #LearnToCode #CodingJourney #WomenWhoCode #DeveloperCommunity #TechCareers

If you could achieve just one thing today that would genuinely make you happy, what would it be? • A new job 💼 • A visa ✈️ • More money 💰 • The right connections 🤝 • Better health ❤️ • Peace of mind 🕊️ Mine is........ guess😀

🧠 Quick Quiz: Which of these is NOT a Data Analyst tool? A. Excel B. Power BI C. Tableau D. Docker Drop your answer below 👇😄

Which job platform has brought you the most opportunities so far? Drop it below 👇

@officialladi_T This is the definition of " I want to touch grass" or is it grassroot learning😀

When a tech person says they're finally going to touch grass this weekend 😂

If you're starting a career in tech, especially if you're self-learning through YouTube or free online resources,I will advice you to find a mentor in your chosen field. A good mentor won't just teach you technical skills. They'll help you: • Avoid common beginner mistakes. • Learn the right things in the right order. • Stay accountable when motivation drops. • Get honest feedback on your progress. • Save months (or even years) of trial and error. You can learn almost anything online, but you don't have to figure everything out alone. If you already have a mentor, what's the biggest lesson they've taught you? 👇

You might never know how close you are to your breakthrough before you decide to quit. No matter how your tech journey is going right now, keep moving forward. Every bug you fix, every rejection you face, every late night you put in is building something. Keep pushing. Stay consistent. You are closer to your win than you think. Don't quit now. Have a lovely week ahead🙏🏻🙏🏻

It's a new week. Prioritize your goals, stay focused, and take consistent steps toward them. Wishing you a productive and successful week ahead!

Happy weekend 🥰

@DearS_o_n Information can be everywhere, but what you do with the information is what matters.

Success in tech isn't built on one breakthrough. It's built on consistent habits. 5 habits that can level up your career: • Eliminate distractions. Deep work beats busy work. • Learn something new every day. • Build consistently, not occasionally. • Ship, get feedback, and improve. • Stay curious technology never stops evolving. Have a great Weekend ahead.

Tech enthusiasts, Your tech journey requires discipline. Inconsistency will keep pulling you back. Every time you stop practicing, you spend more time relearning what you already knew instead of making progress. Keep practicing, even if it's just for 30 minutes a day. Little, consistent efforts compound over time and become expertise.

What's your honest take on this : The most valuable skill in tech isn't coding, cloud, AI, or cybersecurity. It's the ability to think through problems logically. Agree or disagree? 👇

@ng_search Tutorial hell is real

@VectorTribe Watching endless tech tutorial video without building , it can be tempting but don't do it, build more than watching tutorials

If you are to go back in time to the begining of your tech Journey what is that one thing you felt you did wrong and won't not want other to do?

@michael_da10361 Yeah understanding the Parth gives more clarity

@VectorTribe Mine was tutorial hopping. I started watching random tutorials without properly researching the field or following a roadmap. I lost months that way. If you're starting out, understand the path first, then start learning

@ng_search Interesting

@VectorTribe For me it started with money then along I got curios with what one can build but at the moment is the 3 that drives me.

Among the 3 factors below Which among them is the drive behind your tech journey: 1. Money 2. Passion 3. Curosity

@michael_da10361 Yeah. There is that curiosity tech brings

@VectorTribe A mix of all three, but curiosity is probably the biggest driver. It's what keeps me exploring new things.

@iam_Etieno Abi money is important oo

@VectorTribe Money . Who passion help😀

@dinmaaniugbo Like the saying goes we lean to fail forward

I love rejections ☺️ 2013 - I failed maths, so I couldn't get into uni. 2016 - I failed a uni course. Twice! 2020 - I got over 100 job rejections. 2023 - I got laid off. 2023 - I was denied a UK Global Talent Visa. 2026 - I got rejected as a conference speaker. Again, I love rejections because it means I'm just one step closer to winning 2018 - Graduated from Uni with a Second Class Upper. 2022 - Landed my dream job at Shopify. 2023 - Got approved to be a UK Global Talent 2025 - Got into Stanford University Graduate School of Business 2026 - Spoke at a conference in London 2026 - Got recognized as a Rising Star in London. Failure, my darling, isn't the end of the road. Please don't give up. Your next "yes" might be closer than you think.