nellyquash:


My dear, I applied o, but dis deir assessment test 2/3 is really giving me problem.

Maybe your connection but I think they ve sent mails to successful applicants

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do we need to go wit cv, credentials or nofin. who s going pls let's hook up

nicechizyy:
do we need to go wit cv, credentials or nofin. who s going pls let's hook up

When is your interview?

oluwayetunde:

When is your interview?

tuesday wot of u?

i got an invitation too but i am confused on how to book an appointment. I logged on to my google account and picked tuesday too but i am not sure if dats all i have to do. I got an email afterwards showing time and venue of the interview. Anything else?

fadekemmie:
i got an invitation too but i am confused on how to book an appointment. I logged on to my google account and picked tuesday too but i am not sure if dats all i have to do. I got an email afterwards showing time and venue of the interview. Anything else?

i think all u need do is print it. Babes where do u live?

I live in ibadan. I dnt think printing is all.one needs to accept the invitation after picking a date on ur google calendar because my invitation details was sent to me.

fadekemmie:
I live in ibadan. I dnt think printing is all.one needs to accept the invitation after picking a date on ur google calendar because my invitation details was sent to me.

r u sure? i hav no idea of that...i wish d past pipo can help us on this

you can go with a copy of the iv and your credentials....if you want

it's not really a big deal

Erza:
you can go with a copy of the iv and your credentials....if you want

it's not really a big deal

tnx dear. I jst pm u, I want to confirm something

nicechizyy:
tuesday wot of u?

Done already.
No I.V required, No credentials.
Just present yourself. #shikena

nicechizyy:
tuesday wot of u?

Done already.
No I.V required, No credentials.
Just present yourself. #shikena. Judith Okonkwo did my interview though.
I'm already dreaming Andela. God help us all.God's best to the rest.

oluwayetunde:

Done already.
No I.V required, No credentials.
Just present yourself. #shikena. Judith Okonkwo did my interview though.
I'm already dreaming Andela. God help us all.God's best to the rest.

amen and thanks..pls do u know how I can get to d andela office from ketu? Mine is 2mao.

fadekemmie:
amen and thanks..pls do u know how I can get to d andela office from ketu? Mine is 2mao.

it also means I dnt need to print out d IV,yea?

Erza:
you can go with a copy of the iv and your credentials....if you want

it's not really a big deal

After the interview, will one have to wait for another invite?

fadekemmie:
amen and thanks..pls do u know how I can get to d andela office from ketu? Mine is 2mao.

Take yaba oyingbo from ketu, drop at yaba (xcept d bus passes tru sabo) then take sabo from yaba *its 20naira* drop at sabo, just ask for the number on ur invite mail that's 294 or so. Very easy

oluwayetunde:

Done already.
No I.V required, No credentials.
Just present yourself. #shikena. Judith Okonkwo did my interview though.
I'm already dreaming Andela. God help us all.God's best to the rest.

ok. tnx for d info. Andela is ours....let's keep faith alive.

mimijj:

After the interview, will one have to wait for another invite?

Nahhh, you only wait till Friday for your mail into the boot camp. Wish you success.

Please when will they start that of guys again

kenkool:
Please when will they start that of guys again

I'm telling you. I don dey even consider dressing like a lady to attend the ladies boot camp. man need job o

All the best to those going today. One love

oluwayetunde:
All the best to those going today. One love

Tnx dear....am on ma way already.

Hi. I live in Abuja though am presently attending a ceremony in delta. I studied civil engineering and working with a real estate NGO firm.

I casually applied for this Andela foundation thing and got invited but My parents are saying that I should stay where I am and stop moving around too much. ( I left the bank this august before getting this job.)

A friend said I should try doing the training that it may work out. I'm just confused. I've fixed my interview for Thursday noon but undecided about whether to go or not.

Your advice would mean a lot

preshuzpearl:
Hi. I live in Abuja though am presently attending a ceremony in delta. I studied civil engineering and working with a real estate NGO firm.

I casually applied for this Andela foundation thing and got invited but My parents are saying that I should stay where I am and stop moving around too much. ( I left the bank this august before getting this job.)

A friend said I should try doing the training that it may work out. I'm just confused. I've fixed my interview for Thursday noon but undecided about whether to go or not.

Your advice would mean a lot

Well, everything is partially based on what you want - your goals, vision, mission, passion, etc. Do you like software development? Do you want to be part of the team? This shouldn't be about what people are telling you but what you really want dear.
Pray and follow your heart hun
God help you

nicechizyy:
Tnx dear....am on ma way already.

Babe, how was it?

oluwayetunde:

Babe, how was it?

was fine. praying, hoping n waiting for my success mail.

preshuzpearl:
Hi. I live in Abuja though am presently attending a ceremony in delta. I studied civil engineering and working with a real estate NGO firm.

I casually applied for this Andela foundation thing and got invited but My parents are saying that I should stay where I am and stop moving around too much. ( I left the bank this august before getting this job.)

A friend said I should try doing the training that it may work out. I'm just confused. I've fixed my interview for Thursday noon but undecided about whether to go or not.

Your advice would mean a lot

swthrt u studied civil n real estate is ur area unless u r driven by passion else I'll say remain where u r.

Hoping to see you ladies @ the bootcamp.
Keep it up!

nicechizyy:
swthrt u studied civil n real estate is ur area unless u r driven by passion else I'll say remain where u r.

Actually am driven by impassion(if there's anything like that). I dont feel fulfilled at all where I am. It's routine job and even then sometimes it gets very boring and people handling is difficult. I'm more of a quiet person

preshuzpearl:
Hi. I live in Abuja though am presently attending a ceremony in delta. I studied civil engineering and working with a real estate NGO firm.

I casually applied for this Andela foundation thing and got invited but My parents are saying that I should stay where I am and stop moving around too much. ( I left the bank this august before getting this job.)

A friend said I should try doing the training that it may work out. I'm just confused. I've fixed my interview for Thursday noon but undecided about whether to go or not.

Your advice would mean a lot

Hello,
***
(views/opinions here are personal and doesn't represent the view of Andela as an organization)
also, this goes not only to you, but to other prospective Andela Fellows

To work for Andela will require much from you, not because Andela(NAD ) is that demanding, but it's the nature of the career you are venturing into, and that's why you need to really think well before making your final decision
This following questions should help you decide:
-1 Are you passionate about software development? Do you feel you can be a god and want to create things like God?
-2 Are you ready to make a career shift, because, if you looking for a Job, Andela is the wrong place, (just like going to medical school for six years and later work as an engineering, the pain will not worth the gain) though Andela has one of the best I.T company package in Nigeria, but if you coming to earn a pay, then the pay won't worth the stress and you may give up soon
-3 Do you learn fast? Are you intuitive? Can you push yourself that extra mile?
-4 There is a famous quote "I am a programmer, I have no other life" .....Are you willing to say that in few years time, because it will require that much from you (Ask those that work in Google, or any top tech companies, check quora.com)
-5 Do you give up easily? Can you manage stress a-lot, can you stay up at night and work and still be active during the day (coffee will help out )
-6 What motivates you? you have a mentor-programmer? (read up ---> Best Female Programers in the World (Quora))
-7 Are you available for four years to work with Andela?
-7 Finally, you know what it means to be called a programmer, would refer you to www.quora.com (and add programming as your interest and read questions asked about programmer especially, there personal life...)

If to all questions above, your answer is yes

Then quit your Job, quit ur other life and lets have a coffee at Andela, at Andela we believe you can do this(and they are doing dia best to make sure you can), we are just not sure if you believe in yourself that you can.....
(I may have exaggerated but they are the least of the worse that can happen as a programmer. Did this, so you can be sure of your decision and not intended to scare, moreover you not chicken-hearted!!

Hoping to see y'all

Cheers

bamoza:


Hello,
Am Abimbola, and presently working with Andela
(views/opinions here are personal and doesn't represent the view of Andela as an organization)
also, this goes not only to you, but to other prospective Andela Fellows

To work for Andela will require much from you, not because Andela(NAD ) is that demanding, but it's the nature of the career you are venturing into, and that's why you need to really think well before making your final decision
This following questions should help you decide:
-1 Are you passionate about software development? Do you feel you can be a god and want to create things like God?
-2 Are you ready to make a career shift, because, if you looking for a Job, Andela is the wrong place, (just like going to medical school for six years and later work as an engineering, the pain will not worth the gain) though Andela has one of the best I.T company package in Nigeria, but if you coming to earn a pay, then the pay won't worth the stress and you may give up soon
-3 Do you learn fast? Are you intuitive? Can you push yourself that extra mile?
-4 There is a famous quote "I am a programmer, I have no other life" .....Are you willing to say that in few years time, because it will require that much from you (Ask those that work in Google, or any top tech companies, check quora.com)
-5 Do you give up easily? Can you manage stress a-lot, can you stay up at night and work and still be active during the day (coffee will help out )
-6 What motivates you? you have a mentor-programmer? (read up ---> Best Female Programers in the World (Quora))
-7 Are you available for four years to work with Andela?
-7 Finally, you know what it means to be called a programmer, would refer you to www.quora.com (and add programming as your interest and read questions asked about programmer especially, there personal life...)

If to all questions above, your answer is yes

Then quit your Job, quit ur other life and lets have a coffee at Andela, at Andela we believe you can do this(and they are doing dia best to make sure you can), we are just not sure if you believe in yourself that you can.....
(I may have exaggerated but they are the least of the worse that can happen as a programmer. Did this, so you can be sure of your decision and not intended to scare, moreover you not chicken-hearted!!

Hoping to see y'all

Cheers

Oh yeah! I forgot to mention Abimbola can write for Africa. Especially at quora.com
Well at Andela, we believe ladies can code too. But Do not see this as a pay job(it'll help you a lot).
http://www.hongkiat.com/blog/coding-initiatives-girls-women/