GENERAL MANAGER IN A TEA ESTATE Q: What type of job are you looking for? A: General Manager in a Tea Estate Q: What nationality are you? A: Kenyan Q: What country or area are you looking to work in and why? A: VIETNAM Q: What countries have you worked in? A: KENYA Q: What languages do you speak (and at what level)? A: ENGLIS, KISWAHILI, KALENJIN AND MAASAI Q: What countries do you have a visa to work in? A: I HAVE AN INTERNATIONAL PASSPORT BUT DO NOT HAVE A VISA YET Q: What field do you currently work in? A: WORK IN KENYA'S REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT IN IMPROVEMENT OF LIVELIHOODS THROUGH PROMOTION OF TEA AS AN ALTERNATIVE SOURCE OF LIVELIHOODS Q: What fields have you worked in before? A: TEA ESTATES AS A SENIOR MANAGER Q: What qualifications do you hold? A: DIPLOMA WITH DISTINCTION IN FARM MANAGEMENT Q: Which do you consider more valuable? Formal education or skills and why? A: I WOULD PREFER A COMBINATION OF FORMAL EDUCATION WITH SKILL BECAUSE BOTH ARE SYMBIOTIC PRE-REQUISITES Q: Describe the benefits of working with others A: ENRICHMENT OF IDEOLOGY THROUGH SHARED SKILLS Q: Describe the benefits of working alone A: INDEPENDENCE OF EXECUTION OF SERVICE IN THE REALIZATION OF PERSONAL TARGETS AND OBJECTIVES FOR THE DIRECTION OF THE STRATEGIC PLAN. Q: What was your worst working experience? A: SACKING AN EMPLOYEE Q: What is the most important lesson you have learnt throughout your career? A: EVERY HUMAN BEING IS VITAL AND A BUILDING BLOCK IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF THIS WORLD Q: What unique skills do you have? A: I offer outstanding organizational skills, which have proven to be a critical asset in developing, maintaining and supporting dynamic Tea Development solutions. The said qualities, combined with my tireless work ethic, should enable me make a positive impact in service delivery. Q: What would you consider as your 'dream job'? A: GENERAL MANAGER AND LATER MANAGING DIRECTOR IN A TEA INDUSTRY Q: What are the most interesting aspects of your field? A: INSTITUTIONAL AND HUMAN RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT Q: What are the least interesting aspects of your field? A: IDLENESS Q: Tell us a short story about your life A: I AM BORN OF A SMALL WARLIKE NOMADIC TRIBE CALLED THE MAASAI WHO ARE LIVESTOCK DARLINGS. I DEFIED BEING A HERDS BOY AND CHOSE TO GO TO SCHOOL TO STUDY AGRICULTURE AND FOLLOWED TO KEEP TEA BUSHES AS AN ALTERNATIVE SOURCE OF LIVELIHOODS THROUGH REGULAR PAYSLIP EARNINGS. TODAY WITH THE CURRENT CLIMATE CHANGE ALL MAASAI LIVESTOCK ARE DEAD OR WAITING FOR FURTHER HARSHER TIMES WHEN MY PAYSLIP IN GROWING WETTER AND WETTER. THANKS TO MY COURAGE! Q: DO WE HAVE PEOPLE ON EARTH WHO LOVE TEA THAN THIS COURAGEOUS MAASAI HERDS BOY WHO DEFIED THE BURNING ORDER FOR A SECOND WAY OF LIVELIHOOD IN TEA? A: OF CAUSE VERY REAR | 
