On my Instagram bio, i described myself as #Jumiaguy (Because I am a sales consultant with Jumia Nigeria), Sit-Down Comedian, Job-seeker, Career Blogger, Social Media Marketer and Author of The Job Seekers Creed™.

Jobseeker? Yes, because i am also still trying to get my dream job.  This means i check out online (Nairaland) job vacancies a lot, for me and also for friends who are also seeking employment.

So recently, I shared a scary job vacancy with a friend on WhatsApp. She has passion for cooking and kitchen management.

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"Are you familiar with working long hours without breaking down" didn't scare her.

Guess who is the new manager of a big restaurant in Ikorodu, Lagos?  Yes!!! She is.

Lessons:

1. Tell everyone about your job search. There is too much information out there that you will miss out on plenty, but with people looking out for you the best won't elude you.

2. Search for and apply for jobs within your locality. Employers now have "catchment areas" for prospective employees as they believe that living close to the work prevents lateness and reduces transport expense as salaries these days are low.

3. Employers still use free email services in collecting CVs. Due to the activities of fraudulent recruiters who use free e-mails, many interested job-seekers won't have applied for the job, because the recruiter used Gmail.

4. Apply for jobs you're passionate about. When you're passionate about a job, it shows from your application up to the interview. Nothing says; "I want this job" better than how you talk about it.

Congrats to her.

Source: http://www.thejobseekerscreed.com/2017/04/yes-my-friend-got-job.html

Cool and congrat to her.
many shall tap from this testimony and get their own desired job soon.

Nice one!

Isok

Nice one dearie...... It can only get better