Talent_Dorm

Revolutionize how you learn digital skills. Meet your accountability partner and learn easy.

[Talent_Dorm @Talent_Dorm]

Truly a masterpiece.
Joins us to combat procrastination in learning and get an accountability partner with us.

[Ade - TalentDorm 👷‍♂️🧑‍💻 @Ademola722]

#1. Our landing page just got a facelift.
We went from the boring login plus white page to this immersive page with a simple step by step guide on how we eliminate procrastination in learning and get you to meet your accountability partner.

[Ade - TalentDorm 👷‍♂️🧑‍💻 @Ademola722]

Few days ago, me and do my guys did a thing with @Talent_Dorm.

We successfully got users learning progress (screenshot, study time, assessments and other metrics) into a dedicated interface that your accountability partner can see for effective co-learning progress.

[Ade - TalentDorm 👷‍♂️🧑‍💻 @Ademola722]

Just one of these days that I have to turn myself to a publicist for @Talent_Dorm

[Talent_Dorm @Talent_Dorm]

How many hours do you wish to dedicate to learning that tech skill this month?
#Nomoreprocrastrination.

[Ade - TalentDorm 👷‍♂️🧑‍💻 @Ademola722]

After 3 months, we successfully integrate our messaging functionality on @Talent_Dorm. With this, learners can collaborate, share files and interact for as much as they like.
#Nomoreprocrastrination

[Talent_Dorm @Talent_Dorm]

Your competitors aren’t your problem.
Procrastination is.
@Talent_Dorm is my fix. Accountability >>> motivation.
My 2025

#Nomoreprocrastination #TheGameAwards #Edtech #Startups

[Talent_Dorm @Talent_Dorm]

@hayesdev_ This is true, it’s work better when you are not leaning alone. Find accountability partner to keep you on track.

[Talent_Dorm @Talent_Dorm]

@hayesdev_ This research literally breaks down the easiest way to stop procrastinating.
And honestly, The real secret is accountability.
That’s why communities like @Talent_Dorm is built to stop delaying because people are learning right beside you.

[Talent_Dorm @Talent_Dorm]

@ElsienotElisee Life is short, no more procrastination.
And honestly, staying consistent alone is hard.
That’s why communities like @Talent_Dorm help you stop delaying because people are growing right beside you.

[Talent_Dorm @Talent_Dorm]

@Kpaxs The ultimate solution to procrastination?
Is Accountability.
It sounds simple, but most people can’t hold themselves accountable consistently.
That’s exactly why communities like @Talent _Dorm is always there to pull you back on track.

[Talent_Dorm @Talent_Dorm]

@AminuDalhat As a young career person, hiding won’t build your career.
Visibility matters. Relationships matter.
That’s why communities like @Talent_Dorm exist to help you learn, show up, and be seen by people who open doors.

[Talent_Dorm @Talent_Dorm]

@ElitzaVasileva Talent Dorm is basically an accountability home for learners.
It pairs you with people who actually help you stay consistent.
Why does it matter?
Because learning alone is slow… learning with people is unstoppable.

[Talent_Dorm @Talent_Dorm]

@Fehinnnnnn Let us build together @Talent_Dorm a place to connect with your like mind, whether you’re learning coding, design or digital marketing.

[Talent_Dorm @Talent_Dorm]

@trikcode @ItsYash_21 Your network is a cheat code in tech.
If you’re serious about learning, let’s connect or join communities like @Talent_Dorm where We revolutionize how you learn digital skills

[Talent_Dorm @Talent_Dorm]

@KairosKreator @SofiaMarin5555 We lunch next month

[Talent_Dorm @Talent_Dorm]

Videos or docs, which one actually helps you finish what you start?
I’ve realized the format doesn’t matter as much as having people who keep you on track.
That’s why I lean toward learning with communities like @Talent_Dorm

#UCL #Nomoreprocrastination #DataNewbies

[Talent_Dorm @Talent_Dorm]

@_Riyatwt Videos or docs, which one actually helps you finish what you start?
I’ve realized the format doesn’t matter as much as having people who keep you on track.
That’s why I lean toward learning with communities like @Talent_Dorm

[Omoalhaja @omoalhajaabiola]

Advice for my people that are still in school

While tech skills are in high demand, not everything is about coding or design. If you’re still in school, especially in the social sciences, engineering, or health-related fields, there are alternative pathways that can position you for global opportunities, particularly with international organizations and NGOs. Here are a few to consider:

📌 For Students in Political Science, Public Administration, and Sociology:

🥇Consider learning Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E). As global development programs expand, the demand for M&E specialists is rising. International NGOs, multilateral institutions, and development agencies constantly need people who can assess the effectiveness of projects and guide data-driven policy decisions.

📌 For Students in Engineering (especially Chemical), Geology, Geography, or Environmental Sciences:

🥈Look into Sustainability Analysis. More importantly, learn Life Cycle Assessment (LCA), emission modeling, and global sustainability standards like GHG Protocol, ISO 14040/44, or SBTi frameworks. These are in high demand in the global green economy, from consulting firms to development finance institutions and climate think tanks.

📌 For Students in Health Sciences (non-medical fields like public health, demography, epidemiology, etc.):

Learn R for Epidemiology. The ability to model disease spread, analyze health data, and conduct statistical research is highly sought after by public health organizations, global research centers, and NGOs, especially in post-pandemic health security work.

🎯 These suggestions are based on my personal experience working with international organizations as a freelancer. I've seen how these niche skills, when aligned with your core field, can open doors to global opportunities without needing to pivot into traditional tech roles.

Be open-minded and align your education with global needs. All the best

Omoalhaja Abiola

[Talent_Dorm @Talent_Dorm]

@omoalhajaabiola I love this because it reminds students that tech isn’t only about coding.
Global organizations want people who understand systems, data, and impact.
If you’re still in school, start small, pick one skill, and stay consistent.

[Talent_Dorm @Talent_Dorm]

@Ryanmariebach78 The careers that survive AI are the ones powered by human judgment, creativity and empathy.
If he can combine that with strong technical skills, he’ll always be in demand.
Tools like @Talent_Dorm help young learners stay consistent long enough to actually master those skills.