Is it Important to Love Your Job with Korede Akande

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Life in Brown

Motunrayo Oladeji

72 episodes

5 days ago

Life in Brown is your go-to podcast for relatable conversations about life as Africans in the diaspora. It’s a space to talk about identity, family, culture, and everything in between. Plus, you’ll hear amazing TV, podcast, and book recommendations on the show.

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Is it Important to Love Your Job with Korede Akande

Life in Brown

16 minutes 20 seconds

2 years ago

Is it Important to Love Your Job with Korede Akande

If we don't dream of labour, what's important to us regarding our jobs? I mainly wanted to share a millennial and Gen Z perspective on this topic because we're more likely to voice our job concerns on social media. My brother, Korede who's 22 joins me to discuss this and I share my perspective as a millennial.

Korede worked for a year in audit at one of the big 4 firms in London and he also shares how that experience has shaped what he's looking for in a graduate job.

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