A plan for working remotely can help you convince your current employer that it’s a viable option, or help you market yourself, your experience, and your skills to potential employers If you work with a team, discuss how you envision your remote work arrangement, plus any insights, concerns, and ideas…
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Create strong job postings to hire strong employees
A strong job posting can make your hiring process more efficient and give you better chance if finding the right person for your team Send some time thinking about your current team‘s skills, what skills you need to hire for, and what the job qualifications are Include a recognizable job…
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Toys of a Kenyan Girl- Stories of my life
Just before anything, I feel like excusing myself for the cornows that don’t look too neat. Its been over two years since I did them on someone. I usually do it on my hair. I was brought up with a typical Kenyan mom who back then didn’t let her hair…
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German Basics: First German sentences
Hallo (German for hello), I am glad you are back to my series of learning german. There are some basics to english grammer to help us create some sentences. Ich- I Bin- am Du- you Er- He Sie- They or She depending on thr verb form Es- it Bist- are…
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German Vocabulary 101
Imagine landing in German or any other German-speaking country like Switzerland, Austria etc, and you have learnt the simply greetings but don’t know yet how to respond and to ask. Here I will highlight the first vocabulary you carry along with you. How to say ‘Thank you’ or ‘Thanks’ in…
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German Greetings: Begrüßungen
I am guessing you thinking this should have been the first blog but I love numbers and sounds more. Informal greetings: informell Hey Hallo Hi Tach! Na! Is for people seen on regular basis and beans everything okay with you? Or Hello, What’s up! One replies with Na Among friends…
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Lets Count in German: Numbers/Zahlen
Learning numbers in German is one of the fun things I have done lately. Some of the them sound similar to english. Once the number gets bigger the more words it has though not hard to construct. Let’s have some fun. Saying Zero in German (0) I am sure you…
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German Sounds: Learn how to pronounce German words
In German, letters like f, h, k, l, m, n, p, t, o, x, i, d and b are pronounced the same as in English. However, there are some letters that are not pronounced the same with additional new letters that are not said the same as in English. English…
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Learn German: Introduction
My parents come from two tribes in Kenya, none of which I can explain myself in. Although I understand half the Bantu languages in Kenya,I can’t respond using the same language. I struggle to use proper English even today. Back in school, I was good in written Swahili and not…
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Dealing with files
A website consists of many files: text content, code, stylesheets, media content, and so on. When you’re building a website, you need to assemble these files into a sensible structure on your local computer, make sure they can talk to one another, and get all your content looking right before…
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