I think it's in two ways , we all have a social responsibility as a society to be each others keeper But there is also individual preference and talent that we shouldn't dwindle down because you don't like it They have to be middle grown where we can all coexist and thrive
@kulabd86294 минут бұрын
I think to an extent you do owe your followers at least a duty of care, but also ethics. For example if you’re talking about a subject like domestic violence or even Generation Z like you did last time, as much as you’re speaking from your personal experiences, you should still do research and give us statistics about the topics that you’re informing us about, because you’re informing. You shouldn’t just basis your opinions on personal experiences. When it comes to spaces like Instagram, we like to see your quirks, and see more of your personality and we don’t mind random content. However, you should choose to share what you’re comfortable with because at the end of the day, you don’t know us personally. If you’re comfortable sharing your huge mansion, that is okay because one person might be envious and another person will be inspired to work hard. Prim for example, talking about coming from poverty and right now enjoying a life of success, it is inspiring to us who are working hard and hoping for our own breakthroughs. Many people will push on because of your story and if it bothers me to see you successful, then it more of a reflection on me, than on you. So, do you, but in addition to your personal opinions, give us other well researched answers.
@Shar-N25 минут бұрын
I think There's a "duty of care" here because KZread is a platform that is open to a wide variety of viewers and now as a parent, how do you censor what your child is exposed to, we all want the world to be a better place but the best way to do that is through our individual actions, as a person the need to put a cap on to your own actions because you can only control your own person/self Anyway, I think someone who looks up to you might be derailed to their detriment as per your actions,... See to each their own... But according to the scriptures, we shall account for our idle words✌
@ayikiriizemartha464027 минут бұрын
Just like Claire, when particular content triggers me, I step away.
@ayikiriizemartha464035 минут бұрын
I don’t think content creators owe us shit, as long as what you are putting up is your truth. I don’t directly purchase your content so we can’t put any specific expectations on what you decide to share with us.
@sandrahkyomuhendo803544 минут бұрын
Bottom line is people are entitled to their opinions and beliefs. We just have to learn how to deal with each other respectfully.
@The_Introverted_PiscesСағат бұрын
Commenting before watching. I just love the way Claire pronounces her name. You all look soo cute ladies. Love from 🇰🇪
@lynbee12382 сағат бұрын
❤❤❤love you ladies.
@lauramirembe291512 сағат бұрын
Funny how I remember Claire, I was at Aga khan for 10 years, and I had my early primary there too
@Rarity-12-0220 сағат бұрын
wooow..great point Claire....Unless the job is toxic...one needs a job,there is a job and then there is your social life which could be what makes you happy..but if it were for happiness then all of us would be home chilling..it can be any job(content creation,business) but something that brings one income...great episode guys😊😊
@user-yn1wl4uo5m21 сағат бұрын
i realized prim is so me byt wen i got to government things were so different they dont want people wh work
@unreservedwithjune3217Күн бұрын
Prim 💯 Civil servants in Africa behave like doing their job is a favour,most especially Kenyan staff at Huduma Centres and other commonly used government services, Prim i agree with employees messing up people's business with unprofessionalism , attitude etc , someone has taken so much investment in business but the attendant is not client friendly,experts in such conduct are employees in beauty shops, clothing stores etc
@unreservedwithjune3217Күн бұрын
😂claire even millennials use phones 😂i worked somewhere where we got to know personal business of most colleagues because they'd make personal phone calls at work, it made the environment uncomfortable, because why are you arguing with your baby daddy at work 😬, people need a re-training on office etiquette,kenyan law firms can get very comfortable for long serving staff and once they personalize the workplace it becomes really awkward and uncomfortable for new staff.
@unreservedwithjune3217Күн бұрын
Fiona you were so fortunate in your pupillage opportunity, for me i dealt with bullying from long standing employees , but all in all I was trained well
@bridgetaguti9263Күн бұрын
How y’all are talking makes it look like children and family are the enemy to the your happiness as an individual.
@missfabidiaКүн бұрын
The hair is hairinggg ❤❤❤
@daisyainembabazi4949Күн бұрын
Prim looks so good
@Roselinenjeri9Күн бұрын
Great team.love you🎉
@CallmehildagloshКүн бұрын
We are so relaxed indeed😅
@ahabwerachel9967Күн бұрын
PRIMA AYAGALA UNIFORM
@fientu2 күн бұрын
Banange!!! All generations have gone thru them complications in their 30's🤣🤣🤣 so it's not new or only for millenials that have or are going through it.... It's just part of growing up my young dears 😂
@Roselinenjeri92 күн бұрын
Great team ❤
@ahabwerachel99673 күн бұрын
😍PRIM
@dorothykasemiire10873 күн бұрын
Prim, thank you for describing “dating yourself ", l totally agree. Its being curious about yourself
@n.w.27573 күн бұрын
You can have both.....just because you are a parent doesn't mean you give up on your dreams. Maybe it has to do with where you are financially because being financially well off, me following my dream doesn't take away from me making sure my children still have their present and future catered for while I'm pursing my own dreams.
@marionkyomuhendo49264 күн бұрын
True
@ayikiriizemartha46404 күн бұрын
Claire needs an episode where she can just take us through her upbringing because what is this???
@apofiagrace55084 күн бұрын
Gen z parents are millennials and gen x , is the problem in nurturing oba
@deekmuninga4 күн бұрын
Such a relatable topic! Abit triggering because I am kinda in the middle of boss drama right now but also really educative.
@LINDAGRACE-jg6xp4 күн бұрын
Ha ha , thanks Prime but that intern whose doesn’t want their time to be planned ? Yes it’s valid but at that stage in life , it’s wise to respect the growth process by inclining and learning from experienced people in the organization.its essential for either career or business ownership and life generally
@LINDAGRACE-jg6xp4 күн бұрын
Great point Claire ,as a business owner hiring a leader is key case in point is Macdonald’s,the two brothers hired a leader that’s why the business still stands up :)
@sandrasayuni29274 күн бұрын
Clare, you are so right and I get you so well when you explain the issues of wanting more pay and taking on positions, I mean there's a lot to consider before placing certain people in certain places just that often we do not realize what we need to do/improve on to attain such opportunities. thanks, ladies for educating us always
@mariettaNtulume4 күн бұрын
Well said about shame. Thanks ladies
@janicekoome98344 күн бұрын
Claire is so right. Dreams are good but when it comes to provision for the kids, you pick provision.
@philomina244 күн бұрын
so true
@anonnona64333 күн бұрын
@@philomina24 Ability to pursue one's dreams at one point becomes a privilege. Your dream may be to travel the world but what if you are the primary bread winner of your extended family. Hmmmm. The traveling will be shelved and whatever brings in the money will be prioritised.
@sandrasayuni29275 күн бұрын
Clare, tell us what are you doing to lose
@Mozzesi2565 күн бұрын
Marriage and Divorce bill is fine. The man buys the food ur complaining about. If it wasn't there, you would cook it. Ur so-called support is not worth anything if the man does nothing. The way women complain about the pregnancy changes, just don't get pregnant.
@shamsamasaba64335 күн бұрын
Love, love, love this episode🥳. Was a much needed one, and the different pov's give much insight
@dorothykasemiire10875 күн бұрын
I see myself in kemi. Thank you for sharing 😊 love you 😘
@debrax19075 күн бұрын
I like the fact that Clare brings out the perspective of the other side of the coin ( from the employer point of view) which is often neglected, employees only see it from their side, not the balanced perspective
@Living_with_Bliss5 күн бұрын
What an insightful conversation! What prim said on the quality of customer service that we experience as consumers😏it irks me sometimes…we should do better! Also congrats claire💪9kgs down few more to go😉🤍
@uweraritah4025 күн бұрын
Yes i recall . I was in Kibuye primary school as well. We were soooo many and so much competition.
@uweraritah4025 күн бұрын
Thank you prim for that. we talk about these things in the work places where you're over worked, no leave days of which you have to make up stories to get days for yourself to reset and feel like you can control your life fully, you have to be likeable and impress people at the work place which is really over whelming and you still have to be grateful for having what you have.
@uweraritah4025 күн бұрын
This has made me look into some of the that i haven't been doing right at my work place . I do agree with incentives from bosses and it shouldn't be only about the money but other things that are far greater than money.
@unreservedwithjune3217Күн бұрын
Employee appreciation and motivation is key
@LindaTinahTV5 күн бұрын
One of my BIGGEST pet peeves is bad service, especially in hospitality. And I have worked in hospitality but I always left my problems at home when I went on shift., I had a smile and did what I had to do to serve the people I was entrusted to deliver to. I got promotions 6 months in because I brought something different from the GenZs I was supervising.
@LindaTinahTV5 күн бұрын
I love that you mention seasons. Something not often understood. We could be the same age and even with the same background but in different seasons, and these seasons allow us to do certain things in certain limits. Having Claire there gives the perspective from a mother's angle. As a parent, you're in a different space, and priorities are different from a person on their own.
@ckks0nyoutube5 күн бұрын
Training Training Training I think is the only way to impart work etiquette People are watching movies and they think this is the way to behave It is a general problem especially the phone thing; I could not dare take a call while speaking to my boss, but even workers in the home are on the phone while in the middle of a conversation with them Please more convos on work place etiquette, expectations, pursuing purpose in the workspace you are in etc
@unreservedwithjune3217Күн бұрын
Most especially work etiquette in terms of boundaries, I'm tired of knowing people's really unnecessary and uncomfortable information just because they have personalized the office and discuss such or have phone calls on such issues,
@uweraritah4025 күн бұрын
This is great a conversation.
@LindaTinahTV5 күн бұрын
Completely understand what Claire is talking about but salary increase is not only based on how much more your giving but could be even just from the increase in cost of living and long-term experience. Honestly I think even effort and willingness to learn should be rewarded if the budget allows it. I may not have 'added value' to the business but the economy has transitioned and that salary doesn't cut it anymore.
@apollosmartyn6 күн бұрын
Great work hope to collaborate with you on KZread one day ❤❤❤Namibia 🇳🇦
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I think it's in two ways , we all have a social responsibility as a society to be each others keeper But there is also individual preference and talent that we shouldn't dwindle down because you don't like it They have to be middle grown where we can all coexist and thrive
I think to an extent you do owe your followers at least a duty of care, but also ethics. For example if you’re talking about a subject like domestic violence or even Generation Z like you did last time, as much as you’re speaking from your personal experiences, you should still do research and give us statistics about the topics that you’re informing us about, because you’re informing. You shouldn’t just basis your opinions on personal experiences. When it comes to spaces like Instagram, we like to see your quirks, and see more of your personality and we don’t mind random content. However, you should choose to share what you’re comfortable with because at the end of the day, you don’t know us personally. If you’re comfortable sharing your huge mansion, that is okay because one person might be envious and another person will be inspired to work hard. Prim for example, talking about coming from poverty and right now enjoying a life of success, it is inspiring to us who are working hard and hoping for our own breakthroughs. Many people will push on because of your story and if it bothers me to see you successful, then it more of a reflection on me, than on you. So, do you, but in addition to your personal opinions, give us other well researched answers.
I think There's a "duty of care" here because KZread is a platform that is open to a wide variety of viewers and now as a parent, how do you censor what your child is exposed to, we all want the world to be a better place but the best way to do that is through our individual actions, as a person the need to put a cap on to your own actions because you can only control your own person/self Anyway, I think someone who looks up to you might be derailed to their detriment as per your actions,... See to each their own... But according to the scriptures, we shall account for our idle words✌
Just like Claire, when particular content triggers me, I step away.
I don’t think content creators owe us shit, as long as what you are putting up is your truth. I don’t directly purchase your content so we can’t put any specific expectations on what you decide to share with us.
Bottom line is people are entitled to their opinions and beliefs. We just have to learn how to deal with each other respectfully.
Commenting before watching. I just love the way Claire pronounces her name. You all look soo cute ladies. Love from 🇰🇪
❤❤❤love you ladies.
Funny how I remember Claire, I was at Aga khan for 10 years, and I had my early primary there too
wooow..great point Claire....Unless the job is toxic...one needs a job,there is a job and then there is your social life which could be what makes you happy..but if it were for happiness then all of us would be home chilling..it can be any job(content creation,business) but something that brings one income...great episode guys😊😊
i realized prim is so me byt wen i got to government things were so different they dont want people wh work
Prim 💯 Civil servants in Africa behave like doing their job is a favour,most especially Kenyan staff at Huduma Centres and other commonly used government services, Prim i agree with employees messing up people's business with unprofessionalism , attitude etc , someone has taken so much investment in business but the attendant is not client friendly,experts in such conduct are employees in beauty shops, clothing stores etc
😂claire even millennials use phones 😂i worked somewhere where we got to know personal business of most colleagues because they'd make personal phone calls at work, it made the environment uncomfortable, because why are you arguing with your baby daddy at work 😬, people need a re-training on office etiquette,kenyan law firms can get very comfortable for long serving staff and once they personalize the workplace it becomes really awkward and uncomfortable for new staff.
Fiona you were so fortunate in your pupillage opportunity, for me i dealt with bullying from long standing employees , but all in all I was trained well
How y’all are talking makes it look like children and family are the enemy to the your happiness as an individual.
The hair is hairinggg ❤❤❤
Prim looks so good
Great team.love you🎉
We are so relaxed indeed😅
PRIMA AYAGALA UNIFORM
Banange!!! All generations have gone thru them complications in their 30's🤣🤣🤣 so it's not new or only for millenials that have or are going through it.... It's just part of growing up my young dears 😂
Great team ❤
😍PRIM
Prim, thank you for describing “dating yourself ", l totally agree. Its being curious about yourself
You can have both.....just because you are a parent doesn't mean you give up on your dreams. Maybe it has to do with where you are financially because being financially well off, me following my dream doesn't take away from me making sure my children still have their present and future catered for while I'm pursing my own dreams.
True
Claire needs an episode where she can just take us through her upbringing because what is this???
Gen z parents are millennials and gen x , is the problem in nurturing oba
Such a relatable topic! Abit triggering because I am kinda in the middle of boss drama right now but also really educative.
Ha ha , thanks Prime but that intern whose doesn’t want their time to be planned ? Yes it’s valid but at that stage in life , it’s wise to respect the growth process by inclining and learning from experienced people in the organization.its essential for either career or business ownership and life generally
Great point Claire ,as a business owner hiring a leader is key case in point is Macdonald’s,the two brothers hired a leader that’s why the business still stands up :)
Clare, you are so right and I get you so well when you explain the issues of wanting more pay and taking on positions, I mean there's a lot to consider before placing certain people in certain places just that often we do not realize what we need to do/improve on to attain such opportunities. thanks, ladies for educating us always
Well said about shame. Thanks ladies
Claire is so right. Dreams are good but when it comes to provision for the kids, you pick provision.
so true
@@philomina24 Ability to pursue one's dreams at one point becomes a privilege. Your dream may be to travel the world but what if you are the primary bread winner of your extended family. Hmmmm. The traveling will be shelved and whatever brings in the money will be prioritised.
Clare, tell us what are you doing to lose
Marriage and Divorce bill is fine. The man buys the food ur complaining about. If it wasn't there, you would cook it. Ur so-called support is not worth anything if the man does nothing. The way women complain about the pregnancy changes, just don't get pregnant.
Love, love, love this episode🥳. Was a much needed one, and the different pov's give much insight
I see myself in kemi. Thank you for sharing 😊 love you 😘
I like the fact that Clare brings out the perspective of the other side of the coin ( from the employer point of view) which is often neglected, employees only see it from their side, not the balanced perspective
What an insightful conversation! What prim said on the quality of customer service that we experience as consumers😏it irks me sometimes…we should do better! Also congrats claire💪9kgs down few more to go😉🤍
Yes i recall . I was in Kibuye primary school as well. We were soooo many and so much competition.
Thank you prim for that. we talk about these things in the work places where you're over worked, no leave days of which you have to make up stories to get days for yourself to reset and feel like you can control your life fully, you have to be likeable and impress people at the work place which is really over whelming and you still have to be grateful for having what you have.
This has made me look into some of the that i haven't been doing right at my work place . I do agree with incentives from bosses and it shouldn't be only about the money but other things that are far greater than money.
Employee appreciation and motivation is key
One of my BIGGEST pet peeves is bad service, especially in hospitality. And I have worked in hospitality but I always left my problems at home when I went on shift., I had a smile and did what I had to do to serve the people I was entrusted to deliver to. I got promotions 6 months in because I brought something different from the GenZs I was supervising.
I love that you mention seasons. Something not often understood. We could be the same age and even with the same background but in different seasons, and these seasons allow us to do certain things in certain limits. Having Claire there gives the perspective from a mother's angle. As a parent, you're in a different space, and priorities are different from a person on their own.
Training Training Training I think is the only way to impart work etiquette People are watching movies and they think this is the way to behave It is a general problem especially the phone thing; I could not dare take a call while speaking to my boss, but even workers in the home are on the phone while in the middle of a conversation with them Please more convos on work place etiquette, expectations, pursuing purpose in the workspace you are in etc
Most especially work etiquette in terms of boundaries, I'm tired of knowing people's really unnecessary and uncomfortable information just because they have personalized the office and discuss such or have phone calls on such issues,
This is great a conversation.
Completely understand what Claire is talking about but salary increase is not only based on how much more your giving but could be even just from the increase in cost of living and long-term experience. Honestly I think even effort and willingness to learn should be rewarded if the budget allows it. I may not have 'added value' to the business but the economy has transitioned and that salary doesn't cut it anymore.
Great work hope to collaborate with you on KZread one day ❤❤❤Namibia 🇳🇦
I like the new set up! So cool! 👍