Hello everyone,
I’m currently looking for opportunities in HR/Admin, and I’d really appreciate any leads or referrals.
I have a Masters in Accounting and Finance, and have practical experience in over 6 years in HR and Administrative roles.
I’m open to suitable opportunities.🙏
After losing my wife last year due to complications during childbirth, where we also lost our baby the same day, I’ve come to see pregnancy and delivery as truly life-threatening. If your wife gives birth safely, you may not fully realize the depth of what God has done for you honestly.
When I moved to the UK 🇬🇧 some years back, I thought my biggest advantage was my work ethic.
Turns out… it wasn’t enough.
Not because I wasn’t skilled. Not because I wasn’t qualified. But because I was playing by rules that worked back home, in a completely different system.
UK corporate has its own language. It’s own politics. Its own unspoken expectations. And no one hands you the manual.
I had to unlearn:
• Waiting to be noticed
• Staying silent in meetings
• Thinking hard work guarantees promotion
• Avoiding self-advocacy
• Oversharing with colleagues too quickly
Growth in a new country isn’t just about upgrading your CV. Sometimes it’s about upgrading your awareness.
So here are 10 things you need to unlearn to survive UK Corporate 🇬🇧
If you’re navigating UK corporate as an immigrant, this post is particularly for you. 👇👇
@bokkumart Oh my God, I visited Lagos last month and my friend introduced me to bokku bread... While coming back I bought 5 loaves 😂. I need bokku bread in Kano, Sabon Gari to be precise 🙏🙏.
I loveeeeeeeeeeee bokku bread
@musaHus54670772 For those that have successfully been shortlisted like my self I have access to the past question pdf on the cbt.
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