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Who is Speaking On Your Behalf?

Prosper Otemuyiwa on January 14, 2020

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Jason C. McDonald • Edited

Excellent article. Very well said.

I, like many, have had to be my own advocate. One of my obstacles is that I lack a "traditional" work history, due to my traumatic brain injury preventing me from finding or being able to access a standard office job for many years. I instead focused on my own software startup, MousePaw Media. I've built a career for myself, but that would have meant nothing without, as you said, someone to speak for me.

But for the longest time, I knew no one who could do that for me, so I spoke for myself. I crashed the doors of the industry, so to speak. I wrote letters to leading computer scientists, asking for their advice on various topics. I made appointments with professors and career services directors to build my company's reputation with the universities. I learned how to leverage my passion and communication skills to get people excited about my ideas, and then I went and found the people I wanted to get excited! I seldom bother with the "traditional" hierarchies and channels: I just go straight to the person I want to speak to, even if it means bypassing three department chairs and a gaggle of administrative assistants.

Case-in-point, as my goal is to produce educational software, I once cold-called the guy who had been lead developer on a best-selling educational software game in the 90s. That is, I found his name in the credits, researched his work history online, and went straight through his current workplace's corporate switchboard to get to his office line. He was, frankly, flabbergasted that I had found him, and was only too willing to answer my questions.

Of course, many people wonder how I'd even have the guts to try that, but I've learned to have the shameless audacity to reach out to the people I want to talk to. (Of course, I'm always polite and professional about it.) After all, think about it: what's the worst possible outcome? They say "no, go away," and then you're no further back from where you started. That shameless audacity is why I have a signed personal letter from Donald Knuth hanging on my wall, encouraging me to keep at it.

All that to say — if you don't have an advocate, be your own advocate. I'm well aware that I have common bias in my favor, as I'm male and (apparently) white. Yet the best people, the people you want favor and help from, often won't care what your skin color, gender, or heritage is! What I'm talking about is one-on-one communication, not one-on-industry. Beat down the doors if you have to. More often than not, you'll be amazed who answers and invites you in.

Some of those people may even become your advocates.

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Prosper Otemuyiwa • Edited

Wow. Your journey is quite a huge inspiration. Thank you for sharing your story!

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Omo Osagiede

Wow! Thanks for sharing your journey! I believe self-advocacy is super important. However, there are some doors that only other advocates are able to open for others. Both sides of the same coin I say.

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Jason C. McDonald

Indeed. I believe it starts with self-advocacy, by which you'll usually find other advocates.

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Debbie♠

Thank you for this!!
Cannot even begin to share how truly valuable the experiences you've shared are.

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Prosper Otemuyiwa

Thank you, Debbie.

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OIkechukwu

Quite an interesting read there from Prosper. The message was sent was dully received.

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Prosper Otemuyiwa

Thank you so much. I hope you keep finding it useful.

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dyagzy

Wow, Jason your perspective is very impressive. I had to re-read your article about three times so as to get all the points you raised.

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Prosper Otemuyiwa

Very impressive.

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Alex

Your audacity is awesome!

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Jeremy Ikwuje

Thanks a lot Jason. I also did this with an outstanding author. This is something that prior to this write up, I find it tough though.

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Emmy Steven

A nice perspective on the matter! I'll go with both, I'm an Oliver Twist

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omorodionnosa

Great article!

My take away are:

  1. Let people know what you do, not just within your circle but outside your circle.

  2. Anyone can advocate for you irrespective of their status.

  3. Be Visible. Connect, join communities.

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Prosper Otemuyiwa

Perfect!

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Osa

Very apt article. I've always been one to tell myself that just coding like a wizard won't get me anywhere without the proper connects or advocates and this is true not only in tech but also other fields as well. I remember how your advocacy got me the ZTM course by Andrei Aenogie which is changing my life till this day. Thanks sir for this article and everything.

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Prosper Otemuyiwa

Oh wow. I can't even remember this but I'm glad you got the course. This is awesome!

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Samuel Famolu

Thank you so much for this wise words. You have lived this truth, the tongue of the wise maketh knowledge good... When I heard one of your primary school mates talked about you, I just think to myself, wisdom is profitable to direct.

Will practice this as often as possible. Keep winning

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Prosper Otemuyiwa

The tongue of the wise maketh knowledge good. Proverbs 15:2

Keep winning too, Samuel. Send my regards to my school mate!

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gbols

Thanks for this article, you really have blessing not just to the Nigeria tech ecosystem, but to the world at large.

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Prosper Otemuyiwa

You spoil me with kind words. Thank you so much!

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Jake Hadar

Anyone inspired by this post should check out the books “Expect to Win” and “Strategize to Win” by Carla Harris (author quoted at beginning). I was fortunate to attend one of her talks at the start of my career, however her books have content relevant to all stages.

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Prosper Otemuyiwa

Thank you so much for these recommendations!

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Ingo Steinke, web developer

Thanks @unicodeveloper ! I have nothing to add except that I am looking forward to see and hear you live (at least online) at JSWorld Africa!

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Prosper Otemuyiwa

Thank you. JSWorld Africa will be amazing

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Moritz Rupp

This is a great post and a very good view on how society works.
Networking is one of the most important things. I have only worked in huge enterprises and that's the first thing I have learned.

  1. Build your network and connect to people, even if you don't know what to talk about with them
  2. Be visible
  3. Do great stuff and talk about it

The difficulty is to not brag about it, but still push your story to get your advocate.

Thanks for sharing this, Prosper!

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Prosper Otemuyiwa

Thank you for reading, Moritz!

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Trisha Aguinaldo

Thanks for posting this! I bookmarked this as a reminder that self-advocacy is a must. I was passed over promotions at my old job because I never talked about the hills and mountains I had to overcome daily. I think, my supervisors didn't know exactly what I did or even how I did my job. They just knew I made magic happen. But I took the hard lessons I learned from my old job and tried to market myself more at my new job. I took the time to get to know my co-workers and see them for who they are. Anyway, I think you're right, the best way to get ahead is to connect with the people around you, observe them, and then reflect on ways you can be relevant to the company.

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Prosper Otemuyiwa

Oh wow. I'm really sorry about that Trisha. I'm positive that henceforth you will get all that you deserve!

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David Dennis

This is the most excellent article I have read through 2019/2020. I must say, though I haven’t met with you in person but I am most encouraged by the testimonies and witnesses that talk about how much you do and contribute to people especially in the tech community. Meeting you will be one of my goals for this year 2020. More grace to you..

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Prosper Otemuyiwa

Thank you David. I really appreciate your kind words. I can't wait to meet you this year too!

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Probably the best thing I've read in a long time and it just goes to remind me of something important I forgot, that is - building connections with people is easily more valuable than what ever money I make. People / Relationships last longer, and can do things that no amount of money can do for you.

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Prosper Otemuyiwa

Thanks for reading, Dan!

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calebdeji

Thanks for this article, this is really insightful and inspiring 🔥🔥

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Eric Annan|Cofounder KuBitX|Blockchain Enthusiast • Edited

Insightful, thought provoking and humbling piece. The only constant currency is quality relationships and most importantly Integrity backed by powerful congruent at all times.This goes a long way to get someone to vouch for you in Secret places you may have no idea of.
Note, it takes years to build that strong values of sincerity, integrity and honesty, but just a wind can blow it, if not jealously guarded.
I believe, together by been intentional and deliberate we can reconnect the dots and build a magnificent society on the principles of UBUNTU in Africa by holding each when we are climbing the mountain.We have to rewrite the narrative whereby the son of nobody can rise through hardworking, sincerity, honesty and integrity with solid relationships with people. We must eschew meritocracy and entitlements mentality to earn our sit on the table with our output.

Thanks for this great piece.

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Prosper Otemuyiwa

I totally agree. We need to, Eric.

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Abel Akogwv

Thanks for this great piece of brilliance. You've been a blessing to everyone that knows you

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Prosper Otemuyiwa

Thank you so much, Abel!

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Ben

This is a treasure, the power of networking is never to be taken for granted. Never! Mostly in the tech world like he said, this space is a competitive space, but having people to speak on your behalf will clear a lot of ways for you. You see that I trust him word -- it's bigger than anything you can imagine. Learn to join a community, don't just be there for ghosting sake, learn to contribute, know atleast 10-20 people and let them know you and what you are into, network...

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Jeremy Ikwuje

Uncommon article. They're things people don't like to talk about, networking is one of them.

I read this earlier this year, and it has begin to take some effects in my life.

OurEdenLife will never run out of ideas.

Thanks a lot Prosper.

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Victor Yakubu

Thank you for sharing Prosper. Thank you for being a inspiration to me. I am my shameless plug.

I will put my work out there, I will deliberately seek out connections with people. Aside the coding work, I will also do the peoples work 🚀🚀🚀

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Mc Johnson

My dad will say relationship goes a long way.
And I have been able to see that. The job I have now was because someone spoke for me, every other person was put on the side even as I was the last person to apply

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Sunday Moses

This is absolutely true, because my first role as a Developer even while In college was brought my way by my departmental mate and even during the hiring process after Internship with the company he was still the one that said the company should go with me.

This is very important. Thank you so much for this reminder. I've made it a goal to attend tech events and meetups and share what I'm doing with other guys out there.

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Olusegun Ekoh

Found the perfect bible verse "Eccl 9: 11" to buttress your points!
Cogent piece of writing I must say!

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Prosper Otemuyiwa

Oh yes!!!

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Doyin Olarewaju 🇳🇬🇨🇦

Amazing as always.. God bless you for this article.

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Prosper Otemuyiwa

Thank yo, Doyin. You are amazing too.

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Shittu Olumide

Lovely Read Prosper, i am so happy i stumbled on this article it really made an impact. I felt like you are talking to me...How can we connect (Please speak with me i will convince you to SPEAK FOR ME) : )

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Prafulla Raichurkar

This is so realistic and nicely put.

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Prosper Otemuyiwa

Thank you, Prafulla.

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Melody Daniel

Excellent read. Best piece I've read this year yet. Thanks for this.

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Prosper Otemuyiwa • Edited

Melody, thank you!

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Melvin Kosisochukwu

This is an amazing read, I'm a noob in Software Development Field and i try to take this advice but sometimes i just don't know how to or the people I'm trying to reach out to are always busy(Which i completely understand). If there's any additional pointers or advice on how to tackle this, will be greatly appreciated.

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Abdulrahman M Bashir

Damnnn!!!!
Thank you for this piece.

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Prosper Otemuyiwa

Thank you so much.

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chis0m

Wow, a great article. The God of @unicodeveloper will be my God. All I ask for is a double portion of your 'anointing', can't wait to meet and follow you sir.

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Prosper Otemuyiwa

I'm asking The God of @unicodeveloper for an excellent spirit like Daniel. I'm sure you will receive the anointing soon!

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chis0m • Edited

Let me be your Elisha, I ask!
The calling is strong on me now

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Joe Izang

Thank u for this. Jesus Christ is my First advocate and major advocate. May God help us forge d right relationships

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Prosper Otemuyiwa

The God of @unicodeveloper is the author and finisher of my faith. Jesus Christ is also my first and major advocate. Amen brother Joe!!!

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Adewale Olaoye • Edited

Daaamn,
Thank you Prosper

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Prosper Otemuyiwa

Thank you, Adewale.

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Folaranmi Oluwatosin

A quite insightful piece. Thanks

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Prosper Otemuyiwa

Thank you, Chief Folaranmi.

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Okaba Mac

I just want to say thanks so much for this article! Practically been the story of my life. Thanks once more

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Prosper Otemuyiwa

I'm glad you really liked it.

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17th_streetCode

Truth sir.
And Jason C. McDonald made a point in his view.
Merged together the thoughts, it's a great baton to run 2020 race with.

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Prosper Otemuyiwa

I totally agree. Very powerful point.

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Nwankwo Gabriel Onyedikachi

Wonderful piece.

God bless you prosper for this eye opening write up.

More grace.

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Prosper Otemuyiwa

Thank you, Chief.

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Olly • Edited

This is an eye opening one.
Prosper, thank u a million for this 🙏

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Prosper Otemuyiwa

Thank you so much, Olly!

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Nkem Njoku • Edited

If you think you 'deserve' more look at this and see something you might be missing. People mostly listen to those who look like them(someone they can trust) , if you want your name in the CEO's ears have someone like him in your corner

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tinuisrael

All correct. Over the years, I have come to discover the power of human connections. I even had to give a sermon in church on a topic similar to this. Being good and hardworking isn’t enough, you need a voice in the palace

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Thabitha Kavyu

Spot on !!

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Prosper Otemuyiwa

Thank you so much, Thabitha!

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Nifemi SOLA-OJO

Lol. This piece is not that short.

May the Lord keep you, sir.

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Prosper Otemuyiwa

Hahahahahahaha, I thought it was. Amen. May the Lord keep you too.

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Rukayat Omowunmi Lawal • Edited

Wow, heard about this article at at two conferences I attended in Lagos and on Twitter but keep forgetting to check it out. I listened to your keynote address at the first OSCAFestival in Lagos and enjoyed the whole part of it, was funny as well as educating too. Am so glad I finally read it today. Now am making use of the key points here to achieve my 2023 goals. Thanks for putting it out and for enlightening people helping them to get the right path to achieve their goals. Would continue checking your profile for more articles.

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mapalochibwe

Simply Powerful!Some things are no greater than the force of sincerity in networking.

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Prosper Otemuyiwa

True. True. True.

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Ayobami Ogundiran

This is a well written food for thoughts.

Prosper! You really nailed this write-up.

Thanks for sharing!

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Prosper Otemuyiwa

Thank you so much for your kind words. I really appreciate.

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We All Trash. Gen 6:6

Impressive and apt!

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Prosper Otemuyiwa

Thank you.

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Automaton

Best article of the century

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Prosper Otemuyiwa

Oh wow. That's crazy

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Ilemona Achimugu

How can we ever thank you?

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Prosper Otemuyiwa

Thank you so much Ilemona. Just keep sharing. That's all.

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Kelvin Omereshone

Oga boss. Ever a fan. You are wonderful. Thanks for this clarion wake up call. Taking massive actions with this new light asap.

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Prosper Otemuyiwa

Thank you, Chief. I really appreciate.

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Hisham Sharifdeen

Thank you for an excellent artical, a very interesting read!

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Prosper Otemuyiwa

Thank you so much Hisham. I really appreciate!

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Babatunde

Hmn! This is really helpful. I really need to start connecting with people that are relevant to my work. Thanks a lot

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dyagzy

Your article better explains the TedTalk by Cala Harris on People Currency. Thanks for sharing this perspective with me.

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Prosper Otemuyiwa

Thank you

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Lance Munyao

Great read. I needed this!

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Busayo Samuel

Thanks for this article. As an introvert, it has been very difficult to put myself out there. Working on it though...

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Richie Moluno

Well said, i learnt alot, even in my learning process i shouldn't fsil to connect with poke mind. Thanks

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Ezeokafor

Great article Prosper

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Michael Alao

Thanks for this eye opening article. More grace.

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Franklin Ohaegbulam

This is really insightful. I'm going to work on myself.

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akobepeter

Prosper, thank you for this inspiring article. I think i will start following you.

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Alex

Thank you for sharing your story Prosper.

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AJ_Benjamin

Prosper, He who never fails in dropping top notch articles...

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Dare Oloruntoba

Wow... thanks for this awesome career advice.

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IDOWU OLAYINKA AYOBAMI

Am really grateful for this ...it's a masterpiece.

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Tochii

Great Read 👊🏽

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Temitope Olotin

Thanks for sharing. It was really insightful

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Sylvester Nkeze

This speaks deeply to me. Thanks a lot boss

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Han Solo

Thanks

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Prosper Otemuyiwa

Thanks, Kelani

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Ndifreke Friday

This is the post 🔥

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Prosper Otemuyiwa

🔥

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Dule Martins

What a read....

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Prosper Otemuyiwa

Thank you, Martins!

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Akap Azmon Deh-nji

Wow! I will read this many more times. I haven't read an article like this before. Am inspired, am moved.

Thank you very much!
Who is going to speak on my behalf...

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Iroleh Vincent Nwachukwu

Thank you for sharing this inspiring writeup.

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Prosper Otemuyiwa

Thank you for reading

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Godfrey Jonas

This article reminds me of the people I have lost due to my attitude towards working with them.

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Ali Usman Mohammed

Quite an interesting story, I leaned from it

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Miracle

Wow I will like to meet this man @unicodeveloper one day

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Prosper Otemuyiwa

I'll like to meet you too soon!

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Promise Chukwuenyem

One of the best articles I have read in a while. Amazing 👏👏👏

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Dharmendra Vaishnav

Definitely everyone of us should have at-least one person who can speak on your behalf, otherwise your smart work remains to yourself only without any influential recognition.

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tom hermans

Excellent piece. And it's true. Advocate stuff passionately and help people. They will be your advocate

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Prosper Otemuyiwa

Thank you so much, Tom.

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Adewale Abati

Thanks for sharing this Prosper!

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gbengaayelab

Amazing piece Sir!

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Jide

This is quite insightful. Thanks for sharing.

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Sylva

This is the most inspiring piece I've read this year. I remember getting a big gig through a friend.

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Lautaro Lobo

Amazing. Thanks!

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Idiakose O. Sunday

Indeed this is often the tiebreaker. Heres to advocates speaking for us this year.

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DigitalEmma • Edited

Full of insights, one can never go wrong especially when it's coming from unicodeveloper

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Gyasi

Speak on my behalf. I would really like to meet you.

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Prosper Otemuyiwa

We should connect on Twitter.

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David Akuma

Very well said.

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Prosper Otemuyiwa

Thank you, David.

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Maharony

What a great read.

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Prosper Otemuyiwa

Thank you, @maharony . This is really kind.

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Moses Gathuku

The best i have seen this year.

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Prosper Otemuyiwa

Thank you, Moses!

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Weezykon Akinbode

Thanks a lot for this lovely article.

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Prosper Otemuyiwa

Thank you

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Ebenezer Oladutemu

Chief Prosper at it again! Thanks for this great article bruv!!🙌🙌👏🏽

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Prosper Otemuyiwa

Thank you, Ebenezer.

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popo

Thanks a lot, good article (+ good advice) and very true.

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Cudderfelix

Insightful Article Boss! I'm inspired, thanks for spurring up my consciousness on this very important aspect of life.👍🏻💯

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sylvester marquant

Thank you sir

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Ejiroghene

Articles like this are what keeps us up on our feet. Thank you for this sir

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Prosper Otemuyiwa

I'm glad it's keeping you on your feet, Sir. It's doing the same to me too

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elouisramsey

Spot on like always.

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Prosper Otemuyiwa

Thank you, Chief.

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DavidMartinYusufu

Honestly learnt a lot, I will definitely add networking to my to do list.

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Valerian

Thanks for sharing this powerful and motivating piece. The power of building a strong relationship is key to open endless opportunities.

There is a saying, "Your #Network determines your #Net-worth.

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#Ehikowesho

This is such an amazing writeup.

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avfranco-br

Hi Prosper, really powerful and true message!

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Marsh

Great article.... summed in 2....

  1. Who is in your network ?
  2. Your network is your networth..
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Chibuokem Jerry

Thanks alot, this was very insightful

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Afoma

Thank you very much for this article. Very educative and inspiring.

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Realest article I've ever read
Thank a Trillion, time to put it to work.