Day 7/30
Dividends also known as getting paid just for owning a stock. It involves companies paying their shareholders from their profits.
No timing the market. Just holding and watching the payments come in when declared.
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People mentioning advanced technology on Opay are simply acknowledging good UX; there is nothing groundbreaking about that tech. It reflects quality devs; not even their UI is impressive, but the UX is where the strength lies. Your markup lies in your competitors' inefficiencies.
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Wait ooo… This babe just reminded me that when she resumes school, I’m solely responsible for her o, her pocket money and every other thing.
Her Papa hand no dey again for real 🧐🧐🤔🤔
In this game of FIFA… In CBN quarters, I came in and was the fool for the longest, took an academic approach to it, came up on top.
Lmao, I remember peeps laughing then but now who’s laughing @Vybz_Samuel_ 😂
Dropped the game at 6 - love for a game of 10.
The more senior the designer, the fewer the processes.
Experienced designers are opinionated. They have stronger intuitions and typically have more sophisticated design tastes, backed by their experience.
They also know how to listen and understand what's most important to the client, both in what's expressed explicitly, but more importantly, implicitly. They hear the thing behind the thing.
There's very little fat in their process. Sometimes you don't even need to have a full conversation with them and they know exactly how to deliver in ONE SHOT.
I see a lot of junior and intermediate designers get lost in crazy design processes > having an opinion, making assumptions and putting pixels down. It makes sense. They have less experience to lean on, so the natural feel of control is often within the safety of a process.
It doesn't matter if you're selling design services to startups or enterprises, none of them care about your processes. They care about the quality and efficiency of your work. If you're a junior designer, and you're willing to be bold and opinionated, there is limitless opportunity for you, especially with SMBs.
Stop:
- investing in processes.
- getting certifications.
- being afraid to make recommendations.
Start:
- being bold and sharing your opinions.
- shipping high-fidelity designs right away.
- making your process invisible to the client.
You'll earn trust faster and clients will stick around with you longer.