'Everybody is a result of a wasteful or successful appointment by somebody's merciful favour'[1]. If it wasn't of them it could've been a different face in that chair instead. Where you are as a service or solution provider, you're there to fulfill a promise you had to your assigner, and the mission you're in, an assignment undertaken for purpose. It's awkwardly held that 'impersonating freedom requires freedom from your dream, unlike playing the ghost chasing after shooting shadows' [2] and I have come to concur.
Africa as a landscape of opportunity is by far the best positioned in terms of young population but the world's worst economy to confidently launch your career within the walls of any corporate brand you dream about. The tomorrow of Africa for its growth and position in the global arena lies in its youth. The vibrancy of its youths' outlook on life in career opting, tech exploitation, entrepreneurial curiosity and innovative flair for advanced workplace prepping and personal career development, make for a unique future for work and its creation.
The hope of Africa is in rectification of employment system that fails graduates, job connections favoring the ones known to insiders and political figures, access to industry data for informed enrollment decisioning for labour market relevance, financial implications towards building employability profiles, and knowledge of their market entry worth and career path growth planning. Thus in return painting a gloomy picture that Africa's economy struggles to provide opportunities for its brightest minds. Truth is, the continent's future hinges on harnessing this youthful energy. The redrassal gradually evidencing smart solutions towards those thorny hurdles. With how the youths are pruning the EnterpriseResourcePlanning thought chambering, it's no miracle job billets are obsequiously ingratiating to them as change drivers.
With the now clear inevitability of AI adoption, those smart enough to acquire skills of AI would be ahead of the rest. African youth are already leading the charge, and their ability to pivot and innovate is inspiring in that tech integration is the norm, not the exception. The youth of Africa ate full meal course on this and are ready to dish up for any employer who's willing to risk. African youths know what to learn from the array of inapplicable education in their lives, thus their rapid rise to global dominance. You can't shake the spirit of a mind shaper sans pace, appeal and right moves that captivates, and that's the pulse of African youths.
Young entrant entrepreneurs aren't a fall off, they cut the same pattern. The frame of this era is one that deflates influence of bureaucracy worms by arming self with data driven knowledge that makes them relevant to the mark with global hobnobs. This evidenced in the mushrooming of late of emergent millionaire parvenues. Not that they're arrivistes, no, rather fast hoarders, thanks to tech exploitation. If you look at today's careers, from agribiz to street vendor, their tech embrace is a marvel. The lesson now needing a push to them is to bring the power of collaboration to outgrow sole trading mentality and jump onto the strategic alliance formations wagon, and Africa will by force morph via their collective efforts.
In conclusion: Africa is no longer for slumbers, coz 'out of silence reverses, cuts the tongue from call of name'[3]. How international media competed about misleads of facts as news to unnetizen globals quickly developing into a blooming fade, social media uptake continues being a new direction by which Afro youths brief the phenomenon on to push boundaries, and the world is taking notice. Social media has become a platform for them to share their stories, challenge misconceptions, and showcase their prowess.
Through its young souls, mother Africa feels confident and proud of what they are doing. The future of work is at home with the African youths, and true unlock of freedom is not lost to idling lucrative opportunities. The youths are the heartbeat of any economy, let's make it be conducive for them to flex their minds and innovate unlimitedly. Let's empower them to innovate, create, and lead. The future of work is here, and it's African; redefined...dp
[1,2,3] by KgeleLeso
This article was co-written by Meta AI (Llama).
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