@Work with Engaisi

@Work with Engaisi

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@Work with Engaisi episodes

  • Dear Creative

    Gervaz Lushaju, a jack of quite a number of artistic trades, speaks about how he found himself here, his reflections of his experiences, and what he has learned. His thoughts  are especially relevant to anyone considering starting anything creative. 


    1 hr 2 min
  • The Thriving Artist

    Despite common reservations against careers in the creative industry, creatives are establishing businesses and learning to run them sustainably while still maintaining their creative edge. Ngaira Mandara is one of those artists and he speaks to us on this episode about risk-taking, patience, and building a brand around a creative idea.


    47 min
  • The Thriving Artist

    Despite common reservations against careers in the creative industry, creatives are establishing businesses and learning to run them sustainably while still maintaining their creative edge. Ngaira Mandara is one of those artists and he speaks to us on this episode about risk-taking, patience, and building a brand around a creative idea.


    47 min
  • Learning Beyond the Certificate - Making Learning Practical
    Why is it that we like certificates more so than we love actual knowledge we gain from learning projects? Why is it that organizations reward certificates more than they reward tangible outcomes that are products of gained understandings?

    We hear from Lovilio, co-founder, L&D specialist, and business manager at Rigor International who sheds light on these questions.  


    36 min
  • Learning Beyond the Certificate - Making Learning Practical
    Why is it that we like certificates more so than we love actual knowledge we gain from learning projects? Why is it that organizations reward certificates more than they reward tangible outcomes that are products of gained understandings?

    We hear from Lovilio, co-founder, L&D specialist, and business manager at Rigor International who sheds light on these questions.  


    36 min
  • Creating a Winning Product - Failure first, learning second, implementation third!

    How disappointing is receiving 0 customer interest in your new business or product? How would you approach the process of re-evaluating and re-introducing a new product you had high hopes for that wasn’t well received?

    These are very real challenges entrepreneurs face and we can learn from those who have gone through them before. This week, we speak with Brian Namanya, founder and CEO of Tubayo in Uganda who has, through experience, mastered the art of learning to pivot and improve his business.


    39 min
  • Creating a Winning Product - Failure first, learning second, implementation third!

    How disappointing is receiving 0 customer interest in your new business or product? How would you approach the process of re-evaluating and re-introducing a new product you had high hopes for that wasn’t well received?

    These are very real challenges entrepreneurs face and we can learn from those who have gone through them before. This week, we speak with Brian Namanya, founder and CEO of Tubayo in Uganda who has, through experience, mastered the art of learning to pivot and improve his business.


    39 min

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