In Context Podcast

Freelancing In Context with Daniel Abudu

What does it take to build a successful freelance career in tech and design? In this episode of #FreelancingInContext, we chat with Daniel Abudu, a Webflow Developer and Web Designer, about the secrets to freelancing success. Daniel shares the dos and don’ts of freelancing, how to attract high-paying clients, manage projects effectively, and build a portfolio that gets you noticed. Whether you're a freelancer in tech, creative professional, or just starting out, this episode is packed with practical tips and insights to help you scale your freelancing business. Perfect for anyone interested in remote work, freelancing platforms, and crafting a career that aligns with your goals. Join the conversation: Twitter: @incontext_pod Instagram: @incontext_pod

Mentorship, Necessary or Inconsequential? with Izzie Ekong

Is mentorship overrated or is it the secret ingredient to career success? In this episode of #MentorshipInContext, we sit down with Izzie Ekong, Content Marketer and Co-founder, Tech Marketers Support Initative, to explore the role of mentorship in shaping your career journey. Izzie shares her personal experiences, the value of a good mentor, and practical tips for finding and maintaining impactful mentor relationships. Whether you’re seeking guidance, navigating career challenges, or questioning the hype around mentorship, this conversation offers fresh insights, actionable advice, and tools to make mentorship work for you. Join the conversation: Twitter: @incontext_pod Instagram: @incontext_pod

Women In The Workplace: The Parenthood Penalty with Wamide & Favour

Are women punished for starting families while climbing the corporate ladder? In this episode of #FamilyDynamicsInContext, we sit down with Wamide Animashaun, Ecosystem and Partnerships Director at Propel, and Favour Ajeigbe, Senior Digital Executive at Ogilvy Nigeria, to unpack the “parenthood penalty” faced by women in the workplace. Wamide and Favour share their insights and personal stories on balancing career growth with family life, offering strategies for overcoming biases and navigating these unique challenges. Whether you're on a similar path or simply looking to better understand this issue, this conversation provides valuable perspectives and practical takeaways. Join the conversation: Twitter: @incontext_pod Instagram: @incontext_pod

Scaling the mid-level hurdle: The ABCs of stakeholder management with Rachel Onoja

Why is Stakeholder Management Important? In this episode of #StakeholderManagementInContext, we chat with Rachel Onoja, Head of Innovation & New Markets at TalentQL & AltSchool Africa, about the essential role of stakeholder management in scaling mid-level careers. Rachel shares how effective stakeholder management can open doors to senior roles, offering insights from her own career journey and tips for building relationships that support growth. If you are looking to elevate their career, this episode reveals actionable steps for leveraging connections and managing expectations while moving up the ladder. Join the conversation on Twitter: @incontext_pod Instagram: @incontext_pod

The Sunk Cost Fallacy Sunk-cost fallacy: To transition to a different career as a mid level talent or not? with Tobi Adesanya

How Late is Too Late When it Comes to Career Transitions? In this episode of #CareerTransitionsInContext, we discuss the sunk-cost fallacy with Tobi Adesanya, Senior Product Manager at M-KOPA. Tobi shares insights from his journey, transitioning from engineering to product management, and how he navigated the challenges of switching roles at a senior level. He also discusses strategies for making bold career transitions and provides actionable advice for professionals looking to pivot into new roles, even later in their careers. If you're considering a career change or curious about transitioning into a new field, this episode will give you the confidence and tips you need to take the next step. Join the conversation on Twitter: @incontext_pod Instagram: @incontext_pod