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Re: A Letter To All Job Seekers by kunletade(m): 8:06am On Oct 05, 2012 |
I am a 200l student in U.I and I actually ventured into a lot of job(Artist, Painter, Barbing, Graphic design and so on ) as an apprentice before I gain admission, now I wanted to kick start my career as a Painter but eventually don't even know where to start from because I don't want add to the country unemployment rate... Pls I need advice... |
Re: A Letter To All Job Seekers by mkoabiola: 10:27am On Oct 05, 2012 |
tm2tm: I had a job opportunity that I lost, after building a cold room of 30 tonnes in a market area, for my dad who is 73 years of age and I am the first son. I was to be the manager on an initial salary of 10,000 naira. But things fell apart when my father started disregarding me through insults and other means so I got frustrated and left the whole thing. Now I am back to the labour market I am 37 and no job with a lady of 34 with me stiLl looking for a job too. I am a sham to return to my dad. I am confused...My bro, I feel ur pains @dat ur age, It a challenge in life,if d vacancy is stil available,it not easy going back to ur dad considering d condition,bt if u can stil cover d shame, go bak to hm ,u will av story to tell ur children. |
Re: A Letter To All Job Seekers by acidtalk: 11:41am On Oct 05, 2012 |
mko abiola:\ My brother no shame in life. i tell people yes sir/ma even when they are 10years or more younger tham me. it is that pay check the matters. Once you arent begging for food but rather working for it, ignore what anyone else say about you. |
Re: A Letter To All Job Seekers by acidtalk: 2:33pm On Oct 05, 2012 |
Where's your money for advert? |
Re: A Letter To All Job Seekers by EmmyDe25(m): 8:24pm On Oct 05, 2012 |
Jarus: Good one.9ce piece. |
Re: A Letter To All Job Seekers by livewire1: 8:57am On Oct 06, 2012 |
acidtalk: With your experience and multitasking abilities it would be very easy for you to get another job. Just keep pushing. U r right. In addition, a rule of thumb,"DON'T LEAVE YOUR CURRENT JOB ESPECIALLY WHEN NO ONE OR SITUATION IS CHASING YOU. HAVE A BACK UP JOB BEFORE TURNING IN YOUR RESIGNATION LETTER". Your experience will speak for you later in your career. |
Re: A Letter To All Job Seekers by livewire1: 9:25am On Oct 06, 2012 |
iykeboyy: From what i can see in the above comments this thread is made for people who are guru in coining words. To be frank i love the way u guys contruct with words.ask 4 Me nah! i still be undergraduate nah. More reason you should start planning ahead now. Don't forget to take your studies serious at least if you would be your own boss have a good grade. |
Re: A Letter To All Job Seekers by steroid: 10:58am On Oct 06, 2012 |
I am working in a multinational but I am contemplating quitting the job because it is not giving me enough time to manage my personal business and also the pay is so little compared to how much money my business gives me. my fear is what if something happens tomorrow and the business doesn't work out well, I am really confused and don't know what to do. |
Re: A Letter To All Job Seekers by Strongbest(m): 4:53pm On Oct 06, 2012 |
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Re: A Letter To All Job Seekers by 2ndeRodriguez(m): 12:36pm On Oct 07, 2012 |
acidtalk: A Letter To All Job Seekers.so so on point |
Re: A Letter To All Job Seekers by Nobody: 10:55pm On Oct 07, 2012 |
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Re: A Letter To All Job Seekers by captalex(m): 4:53pm On Oct 11, 2012 |
As a recent graduate entering the job market i knew it wasn't going to be a piece of cake getting a job. I served with a small telecoms outfit in lagos and kept an open mind about whether i'll be retained or not. I naturally HATE staying at home doing nothing ,my mates usually ask why i say that, because i believe the home is for resting/sleeping and not for dwelling during the day. After i official stopped going to work because of the end of the NYSC term. i was forced to stay at home.I learnt that i needed rest and also spent more time with myself assessing all that i did during my time as a corper. I analyzed all the things i would have done differently if given the chance of a permanent position. It also allowed me the opportunity to go through numerous Cv's and Skills of some Technological professionals that i emulate and that gave me an overview of the path i would want my career to follow. I have started reading up on application development for smartphones and also reading enterpreneural articles on how to start small businesses using existing online technological concepts to make a substantial living.I'm not actively waiting for any special 'call' for a 9-5 job. I am investing my little 'allowee' saved during the service year to train and nurture myself to be that well-rounded technology professional i always envisioned. Hope my story helps others and myself to forge ahead in whatever area they choose to work in. 2 Likes |
Re: A Letter To All Job Seekers by acidtalk: 9:02pm On Oct 12, 2012 |
steroid: I am working in a multinational but I am contemplating quitting the job because it is not giving me enough time to manage my personal business and also the pay is so little compared to how much money my business gives me. my fear is what if something happens tomorrow and the business doesn't work out well, I am really confused and don't know what to do. Don't forget that it was someone or group of people that grew that company you are working with before it became a Multinational company. You will one day need to hold the bull by the horn and concentrate of your business fully. It might not seem to you like the best decision on some days, you will get dissapointed, tired, wick at some point in time but don't give up. There's always a tough moment in every business no matter how big or small, but ones ability to keep pushing is what makes one get to the light of the tunnel. You either choose between Security and Freedom. All the best. |
Re: A Letter To All Job Seekers by coalcoal1(m): 7:00pm On Oct 14, 2012 |
This thread has been insightful and is of immense benefit for the one who will take advantage of its hidden truth |
Re: A Letter To All Job Seekers by acidtalk: 9:41pm On Oct 14, 2012 |
That's the aim and objective. |
Re: A Letter To All Job Seekers by brotherlyn(m): 10:17am On Oct 16, 2012 |
seunshow00: Hmmmmmm. This is what you should do. Don't wait for job employment letters to come viz applications you've sent out to companies. Begin to go from one office to another and tell them what you can do and the skills you possess and you'll be surprised that you might just be the person they've been waiting for. A young boy did that in my office and currently he has been considered for employment. Please, do not permit frustration whatsoever to creep in. You'll get there! |
Re: A Letter To All Job Seekers by stephano100(m): 7:00pm On Feb 19, 2016 |
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