Hillary bamulinde
@Hbamulinde
Knows a thing or 2 about Oil & Gas and the energy industry in Uganda. Former farmer.
Connecting dots is the day job.
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19-02-2013 08:19:58
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Hillary bamulinde Thank Hillary bamulinde for speaking out on this. So much for local content, growing SMEs, sustainability, inclusivity, ethical business...meaningless rhetoric
Hillary bamulinde We are a modest society that believes that to secure repeat business, even where it may never occur, we accept such bad behaviour like delayed payments or low pricing. Worse more, the regulator PAU_Uganda isn't as supportive as during exploration since they've grown big
Hillary bamulinde Given the high standards demanded for one to do business in the sector and the cost that go into that. Delayed/nonpayment would be an outright killer.
Hillary bamulinde It's admirable how hard you worked to support yourself and your studies. Your dedication and work ethic are inspiring. It's important to remember to appreciate the present while working towards the future. Keep up the great work!
Hillary bamulinde Well said! We should always do our best in all endeavours. Ffe abanaUganda, we ask for those menial jobs then despise and complain till we are sacked.
Hillary bamulinde I needed to hear this today! I'm currently doing the masters & working for survival.
Hillary bamulinde That waiting job has gives confidence, gives young people a change to engage strangers( very important)
Many successful people around the world have worked as waiters at their formative stage
#EmergencyFunds
A key takeaway of this message is that the emergency fund is not cash, rather investments and networks of people to provide that cushion aka support network