Sunclinton:
I studies Petroleum Engineering for complete five years and after all the struggles and frustrations i passed through in school i came out with 3.47 CGPA i proceed to serve my father land, before then i promise myself that i will hustle to get a job in order to support my siblings in school, i started sending applications even when i was serving and after my youth service, in general i am very sure i have submitted not less than 60 applications both online and offline but i have never received any interview invite. I have given professionals my CV to re-write for me several times but all to no avail. I am really regretting studying Petroleum Engineering here in Nigeria. Please i really need a help i am dying gradually.

uboma:




Your write is full of grammatical blunders.

Could this be a contributing factor to why you are still jobless?

uboma:




Your write is full of grammatical blunders.

Could this be a contributing factor to why you are still jobless?

ERockson:


You may be right if your good grammar has helped you in anyway especially in the labor market.

obinoral1179:
correct yourself before correcting others. Thank you

uboma:




Thank you for pointing out my mistake.

It was an omission.

but the op's write-up isnt an omission. the errors are one too many...

uboma:




do you sincerely think that his Cover Letter/application will be considered if this is how he writes

obinoral1179:
yea, but you shouldn't have attached the grammatical blunder to his lack of getting a good job.

ERockson:


Yes, there are blunders in his post like almost all our comments sometimes. The op said he does not get invite even after given his CV to the professionals which means he is not allowed to prove himself.

mankan2k7:



Mr too know

uboma:




Do remember that most job applications requires one to also send a Cover Letter along with his Curriculum Vitae.

Now if a professional (according to you) has edited and proof read his Curriculum Vitae, can we say same about his Cover Letter too?

KillerBeauty:
Mtcheeew only 60 job applications and you are angry because no reply.

Do you know how many job applications I sent before I got my first interview. And do you know how many job interviews I attended before I got my first job.
I even have a book where I jot down the latter.

You better don't give up and keep been optimistic

Sunclinton:
I studied Petroleum Engineering for complete five years and after all the struggles and frustrations i passed through in school i came out with 3.47 CGPA, i proceed to serve my father land, before then i promise myself that i will hustle to get a job in order to support my siblings in school, i started sending applications even when i was serving and after my youth service, in general i am very sure i have submitted not less than 60 applications both online and offline but i have never received any interview invite. I have given professionals my CV to re-write for me several times but all to no avail. I am really regretting studying Petroleum Engineering here in Nigeria. Please i really need a help i am dying gradually.

uboma:

"studies" where on earth did the op wrote this please? and oh! like the op wrote an essay huh? nothing is wrong in a colloquial conversation mate.


Your write-up is full of grammatical blunders.

Could this be a contributing factor to why you are still jobless?


It has nothing to do with your field of study.
I know persons who studied Islamic studies and Christian religious studies but are gainfully employed.
Identify your weaknesses, strive to improve on them. Just develop yourself....


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Nduway:
Baba, stay strong it's just a phase in your life. It will surely pass. You start with a low income job like teaching to keep busy while u wait ur dream job. Masters and other professionals examinations can increase ur chances to secure ur dream job