Are They Really Working? The 5 Big Concerns Leaders Have About Remote Work

A CEO once asked me: “Adora, are they really working when I can’t see them?” He’s not alone. Since I began researching remote work, I’ve had...

The Day I Pressed Send and Ran Away

It was October 2009, six months after I had resigned from my job. I wasn’t very clear on what was next, only that I craved independence and...

Passion or Paycheck

When I graduated, I didn’t follow my passion. Infact, I did the opposite, and it’s one of the best career decisions I ever made. At the time,...

Finally, a Better Way to Measure Engagement in Hybrid and Remote Teams

Traditional engagement surveys weren’t built for remote work, this framework was. If you’re still using the same engagement surveys you used...

How do you know when it’s time to change jobs?

Yesterday, someone asked me a powerful question: How do you know when it is the right time to change jobs? My answer? It often comes down to...
HR Bootcamp Part 6

HR Bootcamp Part 6

On getting to the venue, Lanre was already there. He had set up the registrations table. A few people were already in the hall. He had taken their attendance. I had brought the printed agenda with me and placed them in blue, plastic pouch files. One for every...

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Today, I Choose Peace

Today, I Choose Peace

“If you are depressed, you are living in the past. If you are anxious, you are living in the future. If you are at peace, you are living in the present.” I don't know who spoke these words but they sure are profound. Today, I choose to live in the present, depression...

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If Money was No Concern, What Would You Do for a Living?

If Money was No Concern, What Would You Do for a Living?

I would sit on boards of companies helping them realise their vision and business objectives. I would specialise in HR advisory, however will lend my experience as a founder and business owner. I would advocate globally for better HR practices. I would govern the...

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I Hired a 3rd Class Graduate

I Hired a 3rd Class Graduate

I hired a 3rd class graduate. I asked the reason for her grade, she told me she wasn't serious with her studies. She lost her dad in her first year and paying school fees became a struggle. She was distracted by business opportunities and was focussed on making money....

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When You Look Into the Future, What Do You See?

When You Look Into the Future, What Do You See?

You cannot be bigger than your vision. Dream big, start small, then scale. Looking ahead, never around. Looking unto Jesus, the author and finisher of our faith. When you look into the future what do you see? Artwork by @dansanniartz on Instagram order yours today!...

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beyond a degree

beyond a degree

O well, good to know that some firms are seeing the ineffectiveness of using degree grades as entry criteria. I hope the rest will follow suit. I remember in 2009, despite having over 10 years of work experience and a master’s degree with distinction, one of the big 4...

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Joke of the Day!

Joke of the Day!

Joke of the day! 'strategic mindset with ability to make difficult decisions' but should not be more than 26 years? Going by the JD, this is no entry level role. I can even accept there are 26 year olds with such level of experience, but why put the age limit? It is...

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Recruitment Challenges in Nigeria

Recruitment Challenges in Nigeria

Last month I was interviewed to contribute to an article for Society for Human Resources Management (SHRM), USA on Recruiting Issues in Nigeria. The article cited violence, hardship, political and civic unrest as a major contributor to the recruiting issues in...

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On Diverse Teams

On Diverse Teams

1. Alex, White, Female, 27 2 Sophie, Asian, Female, 44, just earned a degree3. Nicholas, White, Male, 25 4. Elaine, White, Female, 52, turned a grandma on the job, no degree 5. Choudry, Asian, Male, 21 6. Adora, African, Female, 22 These 6 people...

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