helinues:
Lucky you

congrats

namiji2598:
:another man`s food is another man poison

e work for u, no be say e go work for uche


if I try am now, na hunger and starvation go kill me for my cousins place


luckily enough u have a skill, and thats what am lacking, please who can suggest skills that can help me bosst my CV

Mrceejay:
Please pardon my grammatical and typo errors, I am sharing this to encourage job seekers on this forum, I served in Kogi State, Lokoja to be precise at Dangote cement Plc, Obajana Batch A 2018 and finished in March 2019.

I already planned to spend two months at home with my family before setting out to hustle immediately after my POP which I actually did. On completion of the two months rest, I planned my journey to the north with a business plan and some amount of money but unfortunately I couldn’t proceed with the journey for some reasons and I was already tired of staying at home so I travelled to Ogun State to say hi to a younger cousin who was already working there.

We went to church on my first Sunday with him and he was showing me this big organization and I was like whao…

On Monday I just tried to google search the organization, lo and behold the school has a website, checked their website and saw a 2018 job advert for a media person I just dropped my cv and wrote a short cover letter about being an embedded systems engineer and can do robotics and automation stuffs, and I received a mail which reads ”when can you come in?” I resumed in less than 2 weeks and I’m already 4months into the job , no exam, no serious interview except that I had to do a little exhibition of my skill and my co-workers were like who brought you here, how did you get this job and all.

The bottom line is I got a job for an unadvertised position in that organization majorly because of the skill I have. Yours is coming soon

Congratulations Amen too

MuviewNigeria:


No suggestion will help with that negative attitude.

MISTAICEY02288:
Nice one... Honestly, i think the online applications don't really work like walking in to organizations to submit in person. I also know a friend who kept applying for jobs online especially through Ngcarrear everyday when they send him job updates and he wasn't even vetting called for interviews in those places. He only got called few times {say like 2 out of like 30 to 40 applications}. Then recently, he decided to make plenty copies of his CV and started walking into companies and outsourcing firms to submit by hand.. Right from the week he started that, he started getting calls for many interviews and eventually, he landed himself 2 jobs at once in a single week which was about 2 weeks ago... Online applications do work too but in this Naija i don't think it's as effective as making moves personally

MISTAICEY02288:
Nice one... Honestly, i think the online applications don't really work like walking in to organizations to submit in person. I also know a friend who kept applying for jobs online especially through Ngcarrear everyday when they send him job updates and he wasn't even vetting called for interviews in those places. He only got called few times {say like 2 out of like 30 to 40 applications}. Then recently, he decided to make plenty copies of his CV and started walking into companies and outsourcing firms to submit by hand.. Right from the week he started that, he started getting calls for many interviews and eventually, he landed himself 2 jobs at once in a single week which was about 2 weeks ago... Online applications do work too but in this Naija i don't think it's as effective as making moves personally