by Tracy Oyekanmi
For professionals in a new country as immigrants or expats struggling to be visible at work while dealing with workplace culture shock. Every Sunday, I share actionable tips from my over a decade experience in multicultural teams from Europe, Asia, Middle East, North America & Africa. Also, listen to interviews from relocated professionals as they share their secrets to staying visible at work even in a new territory.
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March 30, 2021
This Q3 episode is with a special guest and old classmate! Folu Adeyeye is a brand marketing and digital professional passionate about marketing and innovation with a deep love for Africa. He's constantly working on exciting projects even as he leads the African Leadership University in Mauritius. We catch up on old times and also talk about Folu's experience even though his working is still in Africa and he highlights the common feelings we have about moving abroad-even if it is within the same continent. The outcome of being open-minded is that you get to understand how best to engage with other people. One the thing about working in a diverse environment is that you get to learn about new cultures and at the same time teach people about your culture, so you constantly have to represent. Ps. If you missed the career masterclass, you can catch the replay here www.visibleatwork.com/masterclass
March 21, 2021
Advancement means different things for different people.... But it also means that you are making progress and progress comes by action and action comes by doing the 3 major things we discuss on this episode. This is for you; If you feel stuck since you moved abroad and want to know where to focus your energy Know that stepping out of your comfort zone will be great for you but you don't know where to begin Need to cutback on the hustle and wants to embrace flow and stability in your life abroad Ps. If you missed the Career Masterclass, catch the replay www.visibleatwork.com/masterclass
March 14, 2021
Never- Ever- Ever Have i heard anyone say they love failures! It is painful, it sucks, it feels defeating but it is a cycle of life and happens more often that we imagine when we are in a different country abroad!. On this episode, I speak to you if you feel the biggest risk you took moving abroad was a failure or the biggest change you've taken recently in their career. Sometimes the failure of a project doesn't have to be on you, external circumstances beyond your control can play a role too Look more at the lessons learnt and not on the downside on failures People fail, Projects fail and the governments also fail! Ps. If you missed the Career Masterclass, catch the replay www.visibleatwork.com/masterclass
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For professionals in a new country as immigrants or expats struggling to be visible at work while dealing with workplace culture shock. Every Sunday, I share actionable tips from my over a decade experience in multicultural teams from Europe, Asia, Middle East, North America & Africa.
Also, listen to interviews from relocated professionals as they share their secrets to staying visible at work even in a new territory.
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