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In layperson terms, what do you actually do at work?

I plan, schedule, and organize the project, likewise, I write code in JavaScript, and I also write Article

When did you get your first Big Break? How did you get it? How did it go?

We will say I have gotten my first Big Break, Not Really, But I have been consistence in organizing young people, educating and sharing information about technology with them

What is the one piece of career advice you wish someone gave you when you were younger?

Choose a career and join a community that shares the same career goals and vision.

How did you start building your network?

By joining communities that I share in their vision and mission, and been an active promoter of that community.

Did anyone ever oppose your career plans when you were young or push you in a direction you did not want to go?

No, But the major concern came from My Dad, He was worried I complete my University Education before moving into software development fully.

What is the biggest challenge you had to overcome to get to where you are now professionally? How did you overcome it?

Imposter syndrome; fighting self-doubting

What is the most useful piece of career advice you got as a student, and who gave it to you?

always been in an environment that supports your dreams and career as an individual. this was gotten from a book that I read and it changes my mindset.

How did you pick your career? Did you know all along?

No, I didn't know all along, I study computer science in school, with expectations that after school I will enroll for a professional course on CCNA Networking. not until I meant a guy, which currently my co-founder and he introduced me to the software developers community in our city. and that was how I became who I am today.

When you were a student, did you do anything outside of school to build skills or get knowledge that has helped your career?

No, I didn't even when I wanted to, Opportunities and information were far from me.

What is it like when your job gets tough?

Is like a lady in a labour room about to give birth.