The Google Policy Fellowship program was inspired by Google’s Summer of Code with a public policy twist. The Google Policy Fellowship program offers undergraduate, graduate, and law students interested in Internet and technology policy the opportunity to spend the summer contributing to the public dialogue on these issues, and exploring future academic and professional interests. […]
According to Forbes, Mike Adenuga Junior is the second richest man in Nigeria with an estimated 4.3 billion USD. I am always drawn to biographies of successful entrepreneurs – there is always something to learn especially concerning the crucial decisions they make and what informed those decisions especially when it is not the obvious choice. After the […]
In the 80s, Chinese movies present the style of mentorship that we contemporarily adapt to – a young man seeking revenge stays under the tutelage of an older man; he watches and learns from such man. The old man (normally called the Master) starts the protégé up with seemingly mundane activities that seem not to […]
I was recently invited to a bank retreat to share on Project Management. The Credit Analysis department sponsoring the retreat wanted me to demystify Project Management in 2-hours so their staffs could adequately and effectively communicate with their vendors. Since the financial aspect went well during negotiations, I did not immediately envision the task ahead […]
I keep telling myself that nothing will impress me anymore in personal computing after the unibody experience of the Macbook Pro but was I so wrong? Google offers a wholesome experience at a very affordable minimum price of 199 USD. This time Google has over impressed me at least with the cost of such brilliant […]
The Edinburgh Napier University seeks applications from prospective postgraduate students who either have an existing business or have a good business idea that they would like to develop further whilst they study to apply for the 2013 Nigerian Young Entrepreneur Scholarships. To celebrate the opening of their new business incubation facility, […]
Every year HEINEKEN employs graduates directly into different roles across their business and through graduate recruitment schemes in some of their local markets. Whilst some of these programmes have an international element, they have a specific programme for those focused on a long term international career. Their International Graduate Programme (IGP) is your chance to […]
Good News! This is to inform those who have time during weekdays that PMtutor Weekday Classes begins on Thursdays 7th of February, 2013. This is a 1-month training that includes PMP and CAPM Training and MS Project 2010 workshop at a very affordable rate. Only 10 seats available. This is a great opportunity […]
There is this deadly assumption that not all passion career match up with the job market1 hence our passion career is constrained by geography, culture, circumstances and timing. They further complicate the matter by saying those that have succeeded in following their passion are lucky hence giving credence to fate. Please, do not confuse fate […]
The adage “do what you are passionate about and the money will follow” may sound delusional to those who put their passion in a box. They categorize their passion as a profession, discipline or label and often get disappointed when it does not pan out. This misplaced perception breeds a vicious cycle of distrust and […]
As the 4th Edition of PMBOK comes to an end, so many candidates are rushing to schedule for the exams and the exam centers are getting filled. PMtutor understands what it takes to pass the PMP exams – adequate and focused preparation with the right coach. I will be coaching 10 individuals who are willing […]
I cut off my Christmas/New year holiday for an emergency corporate training in Ilorin. I woke up the morning after the training to a terrible excruciating back pain – my first thought went to the 2-day long stretch training then to the mattress at Kwara Hotels and finally to the partial insomnia I experienced the […]