A few days ago in Tirana, I experienced something that stayed with me. I had been spending time with a grandmother and her daughter. Warm, kind people. The kind you meet and instantly feel at ease with. They invited me to a memorial at their place of worship. Now, growing up in Nigeria, I had…
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After years of attending and hosting WordPress Contributor Days, I have learned how deeply they shape community leadership. Here’s why Contributor Day remains my favourite part of WordCamps — and what it taught me about belonging, teamwork, and sustainable communities.
After 15 years of community building, I’ve learned that purpose, people, and belonging matter more than anything else. In this reflection, I share the three lessons that shaped my leadership, my work, and the communities I continue to serve.
Your story is your brand. Learn from Community Strategist Mary Job how purposeful blogging can help you document your journey, grow your visibility, and attract opportunities that align with your purpose.
Social media is more than scrolling and sharing — it’s a growing career path. In this guide, Mary Job explores top jobs in social media and online communities, and how you can start building a meaningful digital career today.
Stepping into life after NYSC can feel overwhelming, but it’s also your chance to build something meaningful. In this post, Community Strategist and Educator Mary Job shares timeless advice for recent graduates — from crafting a strong CV and mastering digital skills to developing the right mindset, attitude, and purpose for career growth in a digital world.
Ransomware attacks are on the rise — but with simple precautions, you can stay safe. In this guide, Mary Job explains what ransomware is, how it spreads, and the steps you can take to protect yourself and your data online.
Computers are more than just screens and keyboards — they’re tools for learning, creating, and connecting. In this beginner-friendly guide, Mary Job explains what computers really are and why understanding them is the first step toward digital empowerment.