Tunde Adegoke
Tunde Adegoke
I write about technology, media and societies.
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Facebook RPM Interview — My Experience

On the 6th of August, I received an email from the Facebook Rotational Product Manager recruiter if I’m still interested in the role and open for an interview which I said yes. This kickstarted my journey to the heart of the Facebook interview which is three steps; 30-min phone screening Two 45min Product Sense and […]

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market, africa and the USA

Unlike Uber, Relationship Hero, Beepi and others, Aregbesola was able to convince the supply side of the market which consists of Bankers, Investors and Sellers to invest in the market he is making, that way, it gives the market the deserved credibility and exposure which automatically solves the chicken and egg problem

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focus

The problem of focus is the problem of options. When we have lots of options, it dissuades us into thinking we can be whatever we want to be, while that’s true, the reality remains we can’t be everything.

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organization and domination

People who see organizations as an instrument of domination are often terrible people to work with and for. They see employees as objects to be subjugated. They also tend to see the natural resources available to the company as theirs to exploit . When this metaphor works: in some cases, this is the most realistic […]

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the organization, a tale of CEOs

I can now confidently posit that organization is the biggest challenge in Nigeria. And whoever solves this problem would be the winner come next decades. In 2019 while working on my graduate thesis, I come across a very interesting stat by International Financial Center which says; Approximately 96% of Nigerian small businesses are SMEs compare […]

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pricing and trust in Nigeria

Every time we negotiate, no matter how good the deal was, we will always feel cheated. How do I mean?Some years ago, a video (or post, I’m not sure which one) was posted on the internet where the poster employ people to always patronize roadside sellers and claimed that these people have families to feed. […]

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books, and generous mentors

I grow up without mentor, yet find mentor in the darkest of all places – inside books. Most of my mentors help me to better navigate this place called earth through their thoughts and generosity. I seek to be the mentor I don’t have to the next upcoming folks who would be kind enough to […]

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unsolicited advice

I was a part of a student group called Leed Consulting Group which is a part of the University of Colorado Boulder’s Leed Business School. And the objective of the group is to build the consulting skills of students by treating business cases and working for organizations outside of campus who might need our services.  […]

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The Essence of Patience in Building/Growing

Shortly after my break on the farm, one of those lessons I do not know I was receiving through my grandmother (Maami). I move straight to my little farmland which I earlier dropped some pepper seeds, the seeds I got from some of the local dishes we made back home. While surveying my child Farm, […]

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Hearable is Not The Future of Technology

The conversation used to be around Wearable technology, and now the next shiny technology is hearable, which seems to be more interesting to me even when I know it is just what it is – another shiny technology!  Technology created a new kind of inequality, and this kind of inequality ranges from literacy to semi-literate, […]

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Lesson/s from volunteering on Dr Kings Day

Dr King birthday was last week Monday, and I was involved in a volunteering experience at a middle school in Lafayette which is just a couple of miles away from Boulder. While this was my first time volunteering in the USA, it was not my first volunteer experience as I have many of it back […]

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Culture, Technology, Development and the Underserved Societies

Cultural values and beliefs are passed on from one generation to another and as some of our readings for the class explained, modern technology alone will never be able to turn around an economy. Majority of the failed development projects in ICTD also have some knowledge to pass in these regards. Some of them documented […]

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