Alot of times i have been called for test and
interviews though i dont attend most because i have a choice of jobs i want (IT related).

in case you want to know more about my skills
*Computer repairs (hardwares and softwares)

Mustay: Whoa! See who we have here - Mr Choosy

When I read the first part about that job not being in your state, the question that readily came to mind was, "did you serve in your state of residence?"- that's one reason Gowon's government gave us NYSC - to expand your cocoon. I woulda thought you'd have started from there - Abuja is the centre of the national cake and you'd surely have met someone or/and some people who could link you with where you wanna go back to. There are definitely a lot of people who due to the uncertainty of the labor market, stayed behind and went back to their state later.



Were you applying to the wrong jobs Whilst am not a supporter of a surveyor being a CRM at a bank, some schools of thought say "start from there", you'd probably get a chance to switch departments when the bank wants to evaluate investments or when someone leaves the bank - internal applicants get to the first choice list. That's just an example.



Now, what you want to do next depends on YOU. Do you really have the passion now for trading? Do you want to go to school because you have the interest or because you're 'frustrated'? Can't your dad help in seeking placement for you instead - someone who knows someone that knows somewhere for you? That's the very essence of networking; those people who are 'handy' when you need to draw.

I feel in your 'line of duty', it is better you go for the Msc degree later cos from your post, it appears your first degree had to do with CSC - there are quite a lot of IT related solutions coys are looking for; (current) skills you should be bothered about if you don't have or have not updated.




Some of those guys at CV don't have the edge you got but they are still making a living outta it. Let me scold you here, "be a man, stop being pampered". Your parent's support are not outta place but there comes a time when you take the responsibility (nothing personal bro).



My vote - get a job!!!

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thanks for the respond, i didnt take tha abuja job because i couldnt secure for myself an apartment,my parents were not cool with me taking the offer because they felt i will just go and suffer, so they were not even ready to help me out in getting a shelter unlike in my service year where they got a place for me.

thanks again....i really appreciate you!

happy new year in advance sir.

NB: i didnt study Computer Science Agricultural Economics
and about updating....i have never for once stop learning....i am currently learning PHP

Mustay: I no o lie - you're being pampered

There's no problem with your parents supporting you, but that's quite different from 'Ctrl+Ging' you all the time.

Everything can not go rosy all the time, so we have to face challenges sometimes as opportunities.

Aiite, nothing wrong in going for the Msc but am keen on you getting an experience - whether Agro-econs or CSC. There are threads here, several of them that ask whether the Msc is needed at some stage - you could do with that.