by Adora Ikwuemesi | Mar 24, 2025 | Motivation
As a child, I loved a particular series of adventure books with multiple possible endings. You, the reader, were the main character. At crucial moments, you’d be asked to choose: do you go left or right? Open this door or that one? Fight the bad guys or flee...
by Adora Ikwuemesi | Mar 21, 2025 | Value Creation
For my window, I stared at the fallen apples in the backyard. They are from the neighbour’s over-grown apple tree. Some are getting rotten. In Lagos, I complain about the price of apples, in London I watch them rot in the back garden…life they say is not...
by Adora Ikwuemesi | Mar 17, 2025 | career
When I left university at 21, my first goal was to be employed. I had this morbid fear of being unemployed and it guided my career choices. One of which was to study Information Technology (IT) instead of Communications for my master’s degree.At the time, I had...
by Adora Ikwuemesi | Mar 12, 2025 | Office Policies
When it comes to romance, adults behave like children’, he replied. There I was, arguing with my CEO, citing employees were adults as I disagreed with his stance to prohibit workplace romance via a policy. Years later I would work with another CEO who did not...
by Adora Ikwuemesi | Mar 9, 2025 | Employee Engagement, General
There is something broken about the concept of work. That it is not discretionary as most people feel compelled to do it. That if they had a choice and money was no object, they would rather be doing something else.With trends like the great resignation, quiet...
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