Technology has been providing artists with new ways to express themselves. It has become more intertwined than ever before, whether it’s through providing new ways to mix different types of media, allowing more human interaction or simply making the process of creating it easier.
In this season's finale, Tryphena Yeboah (Ph.D. Candidate, Author of the chapbook A Mouthful of Home) on the topic What kind of stories can we create together?
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You've probably heard of Alt text (Alternative Text) for images in terms of web accessibility and you might have come across it before if you ever had images on a page not loading properly. Alt-text is the written copy displayed in place of those images.
In today's episode, I speak on the topic: Show and Tell- What is Alt text and how is it written?
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Data is important for several reasons. It is at the centre of making processes better, helps you gain insights from strategies, and make projections for future work. Whichever industry you work in, or whatever your interests, you will almost certainly have come across a story about how “data” is changing the face of our world.
In this episode, I speak to Jeffrey Edem Dagadu (Data Scientist at Stanbic Bank Ghana Limited) on the topic: Why are we mining data?
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Imposter syndrome can be your worst enemy,” threatening to hold you back in making major career and life strides. A career coach notes: “Even if everyone else around you sees the amazing talent you have if you don’t know how to own it, you may end up falling behind.”
In this episode, Lebogang Madise (Azure Developer Audience PMM (MEA HQ) at Microsoft) speaks on the topic: I don't see the I in Imposter.
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It’s vital for the well-being of our economy that women play a central role in helping drive the digital revolution. Gender diversity in the workplace generates diverse thinking which translates into greater innovation and improved performance.
In this episode, Princess Erwina Ndom, Partnerships & Collaboration Manager at Mobile Web Ghana shares on the Technology and Women Empowerment Program (TaWEP), a project funded by the US Embassy Ghana and aimed at developing and preparing women and girls with basic digital skills, work-readiness, and personal development skills.
Be a part: https://tawep.org/causes.html
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You may have a blend of highly skilled or technical individuals as well as those who are not as familiar with the concepts or terminology. You will need to address both learning styles.
Find out how in this episode with Lawrence Muthoga, Developer Audience Lead Africa at (Microsoft Middle East and Africa)
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Once a new technology rolls over you, if you're not part of the steamroller, you're part of the road ~Stewart Brand
The Hacklab Foundation since its inception has worked to profer solutions based on technology to problems.
With over 300+ developers, 20 speakers, workshops, mentoring sessions, and 36+ hours of coding, the 2021 Haklab Hackathon goes virtual. Join in as we explore Leveraging AI to drive
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Technology is a double-edged sword- capable both of doing and undoing damage to environmental quality. In this episode, I speak to Michael J. Oghia (External Relations Coordinator, SDIA - Sustainable Digital Infrastructure Alliance ) on Digital Sustainability and the emerging relationship between the Internet and the environment.
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Numbers and metrics on your CV add perspective to what you have achieved over the years. Imagine someone told you "I have lots of money" vs. "I have 3 million dollars".
Listen to the concluding part of our mini CV clinic with Joel Anaman (Career Coach at Productivity Optimizer, Commercial Pharmacist & Chevening Scholar.)
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Taking the marketing approach on your job hunt will improve your presentation and increase your chances of success. There is more to a job application than just sending your information to a company and hope for the best.
On the first part of our mini CV clinic, we speak to Joel Anaman (Career Coach at Productivity Optimizer, Commercial Pharmacist & Chevening Scholar.)
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The skills demand on the market is highly volatile and traditional education does not necessarily respond to the world's need in terms of employment. If you are constantly learning something to better your life or any aspect, you can be considered an autodidact.
In this episode, I discuss the concept and benefits of self-education with Diana Setsofia Agbenyo(Programs Assistant at Junior Achievement Ghana & Host the Ambitious African Podcast).
I highly recommend the Ambitious African Podcast to everyone. Listen here: https://anchor.fm/ambitiousafricans_podcast
You are likely to know what is in a book stack or a pencil stack. What about a tech stack?
For builders, developers and entrepreneurs, there are varied technology stacks used to build and run an application or project. This could get overwhelming for non-technical founders.
Our guest, Rasheeda Yehuza (Software Engineer) shares the building blocks for tech products.
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While you may not be able to escape office politics altogether, you can find some ways to deal with them in a way that is productive and doesn't leave you feeling depleted and discouraged.
This week's episode explores Office Politics and how to play it to your advantage with Rejoice Gorni, Organisational Devt Professional (HR) & Convener, Office Banter Gh
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For work and personal value, there’s a growing emphasis on becoming multi-skilled based on the positive impact multi-talents can have on businesses. How about maintaining focus and not swaying?
In this episode, I discuss the topic: How much variety do you need in a career? with Sampson Kofi Adotey Manager, Manager, Alumni Engagement and Research Reporting – Global Network at the African Institute for Mathematical Sciences
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Networking is marketing. Marketing yourself, your uniqueness, and what you stand for. We kick start this season's episode with the all-important topic of relationships in career and professional circles.
Listen to our guest Fadila Ahmad Abdulrazaq, Curator of Africans Living Fully & Founder, Fainajs Express Ltd speaking on the topic Networking- How important is it for careers?
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We have been two seasons in and here is the gist about Season 3!
With episodes centering around the World of Work, together with my guests, we will discuss, office politics, the banters, work culture, the networked economy, office love, innovation, and more! The first episode drops on Monday!
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Episode 15 of Season 2!
Here we are at the finale of this season where we discussed various topics in the world of Technology.
Listen to the concluding part of this episode with our guest David Selorm Atsu (Strategy Consultant) who shares on funding for startups highlighting what founders should know and do before seeking funds.
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The best entrepreneurs are not the best visionaries. The greatest entrepreneurs are incredible salespeople. They know how to tell an amazing story that will convince talent and investors to join in on the journey- Alejandro Cremades, The Art of Startup Fundraising
In the first part of this episode, our guest David Selorm Atsu (Strategy Consultant) shares on funding for startups highlighting what founders should know and do before seeking funds.
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Top performing businesses understand the role customer feedback play in business. They consistently listen to the voice of their clients.
In this week's episode, our guest, Nana Kow Dadson, Officer, Merchant Solutions, Stanbic Bank & Business Development Consultant, Bessah Consult shares the ways you can gather and leverage customer feedback to profit from it.
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The success of products in tech is based on two things: First, a team of brilliant researchers, product managers, business analysts, and developers that strive to make the technology better. Second, the loyal users that feel empowered and productive while using the product. To pull off this second component, designers become a critical asset to the team.
Listen to this episode titled Designing for Tech with our guest, Eldad Nutakor ( Design Lead at QodeHub)
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