Awotunde OlaOluwa @_iamwealth

Project/Quality Engineer||Energy Enthusiast||Process Improvement Nigeria Joined March 2011

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Tunde-Success Osideko @Thetundesuccess

2 years ago

Hello friends, I am conducting a survey on retirement planning. Kindly help complete this anonymous survey. Thank you in advance, and kindly retweet bit.ly/RetirementExpE

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Gbeminiyi Eboda @niyieboda

2 years ago

With GOD on your side, go ahead and WIN BIG in this season of your life In JESUS Name. Rom 8:31 MSG.

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Awotunde OlaOluwa @_iamwealth

3 years ago

Do you remember when you joined Twitter? I do! #MyTwitterAnniversary

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Awotunde OlaOluwa @_iamwealth

4 years ago

#NewProfilePic

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Miriam- N. Moses @miminaiomi

5 years ago

The off mic button hasn't been used ... is it broken ? #Debates2020

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Tayo Opatayo - Host, The Leadership Roundtable @TayoOpatayo

5 years ago

@theworkbooth Organizations engage learning to ensure that they have the required capabilities to compete in their industry; while also addressing present competence gaps within their workforce and embedding strategies that help the organization to thrive in/with change.

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Tayo Opatayo - Host, The Leadership Roundtable @TayoOpatayo

5 years ago

@theworkbooth So, on the question of who is responsible for learning? The organization or the talent? It’s a handshake! Serious organizations embed learning into their winning strategy while serious talents pursue learning within provisions made available by their employers; in addition to ...

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DoingTheImpossibleConference @dti_conference

6 years ago

Are you a young professional or entrepreneur? You don’t want to miss this event that will position every participant , for remarkable achievements and high-performance in their fields. It’s a GATHERING OF 300! doingtheimpossible.net March 2020 | Lagos, Nigeria

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Dr Dípò Awójídé @OgbeniDipo

6 years ago

RT if you want to do your masters degree in 2020.

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Ayobami Oladejo @ayooladejo

6 years ago

@theworkbooth Our lack of focus on good education is a reason for the hate/fear we have for AI and other disruptive technologies. Societies that have solid educational systems and enlightened people will benefit from these technologies. #TheWorkBoothMagazine

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Ayobami Oladejo @ayooladejo

6 years ago

@theworkbooth The problem with disruption in the Nigerian/African setting is that we still have problems like lack of electricity, illiteracy and a vast unskilled population. When we get serious about our continent, we'd realize that these techs can really helps us. #TheWorkBoothMagazine

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Ayobami Oladejo @ayooladejo

6 years ago

@theworkbooth For instance, AI has been researched for many decades. It is not as new as people think. If you watch 80's movies like The Terminator, you'd see references to Neural Networks, etc. There are AI research papers from the 50's! #TheWorkBoothMagazine

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Ayobami Oladejo @ayooladejo

6 years ago

@theworkbooth So in conclusion, as a nation we don't have a choice but to exploit the advantages internally and externally from a remote work angle. What we need to focus on is producing a bigger talent pipeline and infrastructure that support remote work. #TheWorkBoothMagazine

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Ayobami Oladejo @ayooladejo

6 years ago

@theworkbooth And then we have the issue of trust. Many Nigerian employers don't trust that people can actually do real work remotely. This challenge is not as big in the knowledge space like software dev but still exists. #TheWorkBoothMagazine

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Ayobami Oladejo @ayooladejo

6 years ago

@theworkbooth Many of our best brains are leaving the country. The educational system is not producing as many quality people like before. So, if we want to really exploit remote foreign work as we should, we need to think of our talent pipeline. #TheWorkBoothMagazine

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Ayobami Oladejo @ayooladejo

6 years ago

@theworkbooth So the real issue is how is Nigeria poised to get Nigerians ready to take advantage of the situation? 1. How serious are we about enabling infrastructure such as Internet and 24/7 electricity for people to work from home? #TheWorkBoothMagazine

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Ayobami Oladejo @ayooladejo

6 years ago

@theworkbooth Many things to say but I will end this question by saying - be curious and see things through. It might mean developing great project management skills. But be responsible. Ensure tasks given to you are always managed to the best level possible. #TheWorkBoothMagazine

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Ayobami Oladejo @ayooladejo

6 years ago

@theworkbooth You should be able to see beyond your own individual contributions to the company but understand the big picture. Your communication skills must be prime. If you can, teach yourself how to analyze data and interpret same to various audiences. #TheWorkBoothMagazine

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Ayobami Oladejo @ayooladejo

6 years ago

@theworkbooth That said. No matter your industry, it is important to understand what digital means to your industry. It is no longer enough to say - hey, I can use a computer. Most jobs today require more than that. You should know your company's activities/value chain. #TheWorkBoothMagazine

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Ayobami Oladejo @ayooladejo

6 years ago

@theworkbooth Imagine the productivity lost by Nigerians doing remote work due to bad Internet and electricity and how countries like India became the preferred choice for Western countries. That is lost opportunity. We need to think about this deeply. #TheWorkBoothMagazine