The African Tech Career Playbook
<p><b>The career guide that nobody gives African IT professionals — until now.</b></p> <p>Every year, thousands of technically excellent IT professionals across Nigeria, Ghana, Kenya, and West Africa build careers that plateau far below their potential. Not because they lack technical skills. Because nobody ever gave them the career architecture to match.</p> <p>The African Tech Career Playbook is the unfiltered, practical guide to building an IT career in Africa that pays what your expertise is actually worth — and puts you in rooms where technology decisions are made.</p> <p>Written by a Nigerian IT professional who built Mon Info Services Limited from zero, with fifteen years of enterprise IT delivery experience across banking, telecoms, oil and gas, and government sectors in Nigeria and West Africa.</p> <p><b>WHAT YOU WILL LEARN:</b></p> <ul> <li>Why technically excellent African IT professionals are systematically underpaid — and the negotiation disciplines that close the gap</li> <li>The supply-demand imbalance in African IT that gives skilled professionals more pricing power than they realise</li> <li>The three learning tracks that separate fast-moving careers from stagnant ones in years one and two</li> <li>The hardest career transition in IT — from technical expert to technical leader — and exactly how to make it</li> <li>How to manage upward relationships with executives and boards in the Nigerian enterprise context</li> <li>Building a professional reputation in a market where reputation is the primary currency</li> <li>The year-by-year 5-Year Career Architecture — specific activities for each year that build toward IT leadership</li> <li>When and how to build an independent IT practice in Africa — the minimum viable foundation and the first client playbook</li> </ul> <p><b>THIS BOOK IS FOR:</b> Junior IT engineers who want to know what the next five years should look like. Mid-career professionals who feel stuck below their capability level. IT professionals considering independent consulting. Anyone who has been told to be grateful
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