The rapid expansion of Big Tech companies like FAANG, or FANMAG has reshaped global industries, creating unprecedented opportunities in technology. These firms – with combined valuations rivaling national GDPs – drive innovation in AI, cloud computing, and sustainability solutions, but their rigorous hiring processes often leave aspiring candidates overwhelmed.

In this episode, host Raymond Klutse sits down with Chisom Nwokwu, formerly working at Microsoft Software Engineer and author of "A Techie’s Guide into Big Tech Companies". Chisom shares her inspiring journey from a computer science student to a successful engineer in one of the world's leading tech firms. She’s mastered the blueprint for landing roles at top firms , from crafting standout resumes to acing technical interviews,  and shares her tips with us for those hoping to build global careers.

Hosts: Raymond Klutse

Guests : Chisom Nwokwu

Music : Soft Beat - ComaStudio

Voice Over - Raymond Klutse

Producer - Raymond Klutse 

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Chisom's book : "A Techie's Guide into Big Tech Companies" https://www.amazon.co.uk/Techies-Guide-into-Tech-Companies/dp/9787948258

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Career paths are rarely linear. Some find their calling the moment their fingers touch a keyboard, others transition into tech mid-career, and a few boldly step away to forge entirely new trajectories.

In this episode, host @Raymond Klutse sits down with Jonathan Abotiwine Alua, a former computer engineer who transitioned into law as a practicing lawyer and international tax consultant. Jonathan shares his inspiring journey of following his passions and the motivations behind his career change. 

The conversation explores the challenges he faced while switching careers, highlighting the transferable skills that helped him bridge the gap between engineering and law. Jonathan discusses how his problem-solving mindset and tech skills have translated into effective legal practice, as well as the impact of technology on the legal profession. He offers insights into how engineering principles can be applied to legal problem-solving, emphasizing the exciting opportunities that arise when these two fields intersect.

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Hosts: Raymond Klutse

Guests : Jonathan Alua

Music : Soft Beat - ComaStudio

Voice Over - Raymond Klutse

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Data is the new oil, and our world is  increasingly driven by data. Although the gap in the tech space has been wide for a while, now more than ever the contributions of women in data science are more vital than ever. As the field expands, so too do the opportunities for women to lead, innovate, and inspire.

In this episode, we sit down with two remarkable trailblazers: @Aseda Addai-Deseh, a seasoned Data Scientist breaking barriers in the industry, and @Khadija Iddrisu, a PhD Student pushing the boundaries of academic research. From overcoming imposter syndrome to navigating male-dominated spaces, Aseda and Khadija share their triumphs, challenges, and the wisdom they've gained on their journeys to the forefront of the data revolution.

Hosts: Raymond Klutse

Guests : Aseda Addai-Deseh, Khadija Iddrisu

Music : Soft Beat - ComaStudio

Voice Over - Raymond Klutse

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In the rapidly evolving landscape of data science, where algorithms and insights drive innovation, the role of effective management has become increasingly crucial. Data science managers play a pivotal role in bridging the gap between business objectives and data-driven insights. They are not merely overseers of technical teams but strategic visionaries who align data analysis with organizational goals, driving informed decision-making that can reshape industries and societies.

In this episode, I sit with our distinguished guest, Rudolph Adom-Boafo, a Chief Data Science Engineer at bigspark, as we dissect his career trajectory and how others can glean from his experience.

Hosts: Raymond Klutse

Guest :  Rudolph Adom-Boafo

Music : Weekends, Kerala

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In the ever-evolving realm of global tech entrepreneurship, Africa stands on the brink of a transformative era, driven by innovative thinkers and dynamic leaders. Although tech has progressively evolved and grown on the continent, there are still gaps especially with emerging tech entrepreneurs.

In this episode I sit with Isaac Newton Acquah Tech-Savvy Business Developer and Advisor, as we delve into the intricacies of tech entrepreneurship with the African context in mind, exploring how local insights and global connections can spark innovation and drive sustainable growth.

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Hosts: Raymond Klutse

Guest :  Isaac Newton (Kobi) Acquah

Music : Weekends, Kerala

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As the digital landscape continues to reshape how we connect and advance our careers, LinkedIn has solidified its position as the go-to platform for professional networking and growth. Many professionals harbor fears about using LinkedIn, which can hinder their ability to leverage the platform for career advancement.

In this conversation, I sit with Maukeni Padiki Ribeiro, a Writer and Brand Strategist, as we aim to demystify these fears and provide practical strategies to overcome them.

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Hosts: Raymond Klutse

Guest : Maukeni Padiki Ribeiro

Music : Soft Beat - ComaStudio

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In an era where technology and law are increasingly intertwined, the need for professionals who can bridge the gap between legal expertise and digital innovation has never been more critical. 

In this episode, I sit with Elizabeth Abati, a Strategy Manager in Sustainability at Google, whose unique perspective sits at the intersection of tech, legal frameworks, and sustainable practices. 

Hosts: Raymond Klutse

Guest : Elizabeth Abati

Music : Soft Beat - ComaStudio

Voice Over - Raymond Klutse

Producer - Raymond Klutse 

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The allure of transforming a brilliant idea into a thriving business, coupled with the prospect of making a meaningful impact on society, is what draws many into the world of startups. The excitement of being a startup founder today is palpable, with the promise of innovation and the potential to disrupt industries fuelling the dreams of aspiring entrepreneurs. 

In this episode, we sit with Sydney Sam, a Ghanaian visionary, who embodies this spirit as he leads Workspace Global, a creative-as-a-service platform that connects thousands of startups to supervised creative teams. The conversation highlights his journey into entrepreneurship, the exhilarating yet challenging path of transforming ideas into sustainable businesses.

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Hosts: Raymond Klutse

Guest : Sydney (Scott) Sam

Music : Soft Beat - ComaStudio

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The fintech landscape in Africa is evolving rapidly.Over the years, many fintech products have emerged on the continent, each presenting its own unique offerings and challenges. Understanding these dynamics is crucial for anyone looking to make an impact in this space.

In this episode, our host Raymond Klutse sits with Philip Twum, a seasoned finance professional, to delve into the intricacies of fintech in Africa. Philip brings a wealth of experience and insight into the conversation, having worked extensively in financial services across the continent. 

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Hosts: Raymond Klutse

Guest : Philip Twum

Music : Soft Beat - ComaStudio

Voice Over - Raymond Klutse

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Education is driven by the language people speak. English, one of the most widely spoken languages in the world, dominates almost every new concept, and tech concepts are no exception. Despite the vast number of English speakers, there are still many people in various countries who do not speak it. What happens to them as technology advances and new concepts emerge, some of which are alien to the grammatical structures of their languages?

In this episode, our host Raymond Klutse sits with Wuraola Oyewusi, a trained Pharmacist now turned Data Scientist and Tech Instructor whose love for teaching has inspired her to explain tech concepts in her native tongue, Yoruba. As a result, many speakers of this language have learned about ChatGPT, AI, and much more.

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Hosts: Raymond Klutse

Guest : Wuraola Oyewusi

Music : Soft Beat - ComaStudio

Voice Over - Raymond Klutse

Producer - Raymond Klutse 

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