jejelady:
No problem, Mr. Oj. I live in d north Dallas. Right now, there is an opening for escrow agents in westlake for 16.00/ hr. My patner is working on getting some ppl to the temp agency.

edimop: Winners of 2013 Dvlottery winners/interview preparations Discuss here

edimop: hello house,pls am among d selectee of d 2013 dvlottery winners.I hav sent all documents to d KCC,stil waitn to be sheduled for an interview.pls my questions is,what's the likely preparation one shud take in as regards to the coming interview.pls any tips abt ds peep?I also wana appreciate NL for being there,if nt for u,many mistakes wld be put a lot of peep in a journey of no return.....once again fenx to ur cooperations.....

edimop: Winners of 2013 Dvlottery winners/interview preparations Discuss here

I Hate 9ja: house......@ ojdo$$ars and co....u know in 9ja we spend dirty and cellotaped currency....does such exist in u.s.a

ojdollars:


Yes na, no body go reject ur cash as long as its not fake..

I Hate 9ja:
thank's bozz,pls is it possible to work for 16hr's per day

ojdollars:

Yes, in construction ind.

I Hate 9ja:
@ojdollar'z,thank's for ur reply.how is texas

adesojiaderemi@:
TIPS for getting a job(culled from Career Builder)
Don't let bad news get you down
"Don't listen to the doom and gloom that you hear in the news. People are getting jobs every day, and companies are growing, even in a down economy. I say this as a business owner, whose biggest challenge over the past year has been finding quality help. I have also seen it with other local business owners who are looking to hire. I believe that people get an idea that there are no jobs because of all the negativity they hear about the job numbers in the media, so they buy into that and give up, while others go for it and find great jobs, regardless of the economic indicators." -- Anthony Kirlew, founder and CEO of AKA Internet Marketing

Find what makes you passionate
"If you don't focus your job search on something you are passionate about, you won't stand out enough. Your networking, your résumé and your interviews all have to show a spark to get attention, especially in a tight economy. The good news is it's a great time to tap into what you love and then match that to the job market. It's possible and essential." -- Val Nelson, career and business coach

Show how you add value
"Figure out what value you can provide. Your credentials and your past are nice but secondary. I am glad you think you are great, but it's of little consequence to me. Convince me that my future is better with you than without you. Value, value, value -- that's where it is at. Once you know the value you provide, make it clear in your résumé, cover letter and interview." -- Ann Latham, president of consulting and business-services company Uncommon Clarity

Network, network, network
"Network with all kinds of people for useful market information, not just information about specific job openings or companies that are known to be hiring. Learn about the larger world and environment." -- Tammy Gooler Loeb, career and executive coach at Tammy Gooler Loeb Coaching & Consulting

Stay positive
"Positivity and persistence are key. Stay optimistic throughout the process and keep going until you achieve your goal." -- Lynda Zugec, managing director of The Workforce Consultants

Stand out from the crowd
"Every candidate is punctual, responsible and gets on well with people. To avoid blending in with the crowd, highlight unique elements of your personal brand. For example, a candidate listed an around-the-world trip she took in college as an educational experience. When we read that, we had to hear the story, so she got an interview and eventually a job. Don't skip or gloss over the cover letter. This is your opportunity to make a personal impression and connection. A résumé is just a list of facts about you, but the cover letter gives a hiring agent insight into your personality. We hire people, not résumés

gunners4u: Bros ojdollar am coming to Grand Prairie hope d place is gud 4 new immgirant

gunners4u: Bros ojdollar am coming to Grand Prairie hope d place is gud 4 new immgirant

gunners4u: Bros temmy which county grand praire belong to

gunners4u: Tanks bros.

payless: Listen up guys, if you just got your visa and plan coming to the U.S, don't go near the list of states listed below:

New York, New Jersey, Pensylvania, Maryland, Florida, Massachusetts, Connecticut, New Hampshire, Vermont, Rhode Island, Maine, California, Louisiana and few others. There is no way you earn a living in these states because your monthly income alone is not sufficient for your rent and petty bills.

Those states listed above are too expensive to live in. The kind of jobs they have in those states are not sufficient enough to earn you a living in the current U.S.

Your best bet states to move to include, Texas, Georgia, Tennessee, North Carolina, Virginia, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Ohio, Iowa, Wisconsin, Minnesotta, North Dakorta, South Dakorta, Colorado and few more. In these states you could be earning at the lowest between $1500 and $2000 per month or up to $3000 if lucky, which is not bad for someone coming from Nigeria. When you get here, you will have the opportunity to go to college and take up a good course that can lead you to high paying job within 4 years. You don't even need to pay for going to school immediately as government helps you with loan which you pay back with ease after your studies.

Don't let anyone paint a rosy scenario of U.S to you. It is not easy here. But I promise you that if you are not lazy, you live a better life than someone earning 3.5 million naira in Nigeria. You will have the opportunity to buy a very good car in the U.S within three months, live in a very good, clean and secure apartment within two months after you start working. America is that place where whoever work and live within his or her means can live a fufilling life.

I was once a student myself. I was going to school and working full time with all kinds of menial jobs. I used to take up 1 full time job and 2 part time jobs in the summer doing 16-18 hours a day. To God be the Glory, it is a story I love telling people.