Join me today at Africa’s largest business school for mastering the fundamental mechanics of entrepreneurial capitalism and personal economy as we discuss how to plan a multinational career. Rule #1: compound how much you make an hour, and not work all the hours. If you focus on improving how much they pay you an hour, you will win your career future.
Also, never neglect the power of getting a PhD because PhD is one of the greatest career insurance policies if you are in the technical field. That degree pays, from teaching in a local community school to global events, there is someone always open to pay you money. And getting a PhD is one of the highest paid jobs in the world: most great schools will pay you $4,000 per month and cover your tuition of $67,000 per year for 4-6 years!
Have a career plan, not just a job plan. Working minimum wage flipping burgers in McDonald’s for years is bad. But starting in McDonald’s while taking a course in a local community college on something that leads to a state certificate will increase your pay by 2X within 9 months. A 6-month certificate on medical coding will increase your wage from $15/hour to $31/hour.
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In this class, as part of the Tekedia Personal Economy series where I focus on your economy, not your company or your country, I will explain how we can win that multinational career future.
Sat, March 8 | 7pm-8.30pm WAT | Planning a Multinational Career – Ndubuisi Ekekwe | Zoom link
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