engrhorla:
What has the world turn to?

Ladies are hungrier to get jobs than the guys.

Imagine this story!

I can bet it that most guys who just finished NYSC are travelling from one place to the other in the name of fun and adventure..some will be trying to catch up with their old flames..kai

No wonder, we have a lot of young, motivated and progressive ladies than guys.

Yet these same fun seeking guys will cry their lungs out when a 50year old emir marries a 25year old

It's a pity!

Insel:
Send me your CV let me review it for you. 97% of young nigerian grads dont know how to package themselves and project an image of someone ready for work. Will do it for you at no cost and can assure you that you will get called for interviews however, getting pass that stage is another hurdle.

delors:
Lol. Right. Tried that angle some years back in Lagos. Walked the whole ikeja-ogba axis, advanced to ilupeju and obanikoro, then scanned VI all within a week on foot...nobody advised me before I born again. Fruitless effort. As in FRUITLESS in caps.

Jollyjoy:
If na like dis exam questions dey long,everybody for cucuma dey ready for carryover

danieloy4:
My own best tips-
Since u knw ur career profile and where u wud fit in,get a list of companies u feel u cud fit in,goto dere websites(career),fill in ur app. Or u get dere company email and send ur CV dere.
Also jobberman is also a gud jobsites in itself wen dey want to but all ds scammer job vacancies re just ruining tins,so wat i do most times is list down all dos vacancies go look for d companies on google,if i find dem i apply directly, cos most times i doubt all dos applications sent via jobberman get to dere destinations

Freeben:
October 15? And already frustrated? My guy hope still dey o. I finished service October 10th 2013, I have only been called to one interview since then and that was in December 2014. I submit my CV everyday. I am yet to give up, so guy, abeg never tire o. E MUST better for us.
Goodluck in your continious search!!!


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247notire:
Sashafm me thinks u started looking out for jobs very late. You should have started from the first day u resumed in ur PPA! Srong advise to corpers out thr, please begin right now to apply for jobs, so u won't experience frustrations and dissapointments after NYSC. No serious company will reject u just cos ur still serving. I'm a living testimony!!!

I am currently serving. Can you be kind enough to share how you did it? This has been on my mind for a while now.

Sashafm:
Being recently churned out by NYSC, on October 15th of this month. I have always heard about how precarious it was to get a job in this country without connections, but I did not actually know the gravity of it until now. Armed with my 2.1 certificate from OAU (The best University ) and my NYSC discharged certificate I thought now I have arrived to become gainfully employed.

An2elect2:

I am currently serving. Can you be kind enough to share how you did it? This has been on my mind for a while now.

free2ryhme:


You have made the first mistake like those before and after you.

You left lagos to Abuja.

AustinowithaC:

You really got me cracked up. leaving Lagos for Abuja for job search, is like like rejecting a kingdom for a house.
LOL. As funny as that may sound I did so

Sashafm:
Being recently churned out by NYSC, on October 15th of this month. I have always heard about how precarious it was to get a job in this country without connections, but I did not actually know the gravity of it until now. Armed with my 2.1 certificate from OAU (The best University ) and my NYSC discharged certificate I thought now I have arrived to become gainfully employed.

I left Lagos for Abuja just 2 days after my POP, alas, after sending out countless applications and applying for any job that fits my criteria, I have not even been called for a single interview!!!.

I was swayed after a week and thought to myself, if I wouldn't be called for interviews I would go in search of the companies my self and make an appearance. I was Wrong . I am not really conversant with Abuja very well, but i was determined to go in search of a job physically instead of gazing at my laptop all day long. I dressed in my best, looked very corporate even wore my corporate court shoes that i painfully bought from my alawee in the hope that when I get called for interview by Standard chartered bank or PWC , I would launch it. Anybody that met me on the way would think I am a business executive,on my way to seal a contract deal.

Started the long journey to town as I stay close to the airport. on getting there I started from Wuse zone 3, as I had earlier sourced from the internet the addresses of companies that had posted vacancies in Abuja. My plan was to go and submit my CV in person .Unfortunately for me I was even unable to locate the offices as, the Address given on the internet did not even correspond. mogbe moment was activated as I was lost, broke and on heels with no direction. I was being turned back at most of the offices, that was when I realized the gravity of being an unemployed person. At a point removed my shoes and changed to my sanders as i had packed them in my bag. Dejected and sad, I turned back home. And here I am at home again. Glued to my laptop and scanning for job again. It is indeed pathetic.

taiwolusol:


A very short sighted post!

Philadelphia:


Twas the OP that is dreaming as she was the one who said it. Not I.

dwebdesign:
abeg, whats "mogbe moment".

dwebdesign:
abeg, whats "mogbe moment".

Sashafm:
Being recently churned out by NYSC, on October 15th of this month. I have always heard about how precarious it was to get a job in this country without connections, but I did not actually know the gravity of it until now. Armed with my 2.1 certificate from OAU (The best University ) and my NYSC discharged certificate I thought now I have arrived to become gainfully employed.

I left Lagos for Abuja just 2 days after my POP, alas, after sending out countless applications and applying for any job that fits my criteria, I have not even been called for a single interview!!!.

I was swayed after a week and thought to myself, if I wouldn't be called for interviews I would go in search of the companies my self and make an appearance. I was Wrong . I am not really conversant with Abuja very well, but i was determined to go in search of a job physically instead of gazing at my laptop all day long. I dressed in my best, looked very corporate even wore my corporate court shoes that i painfully bought from my alawee in the hope that when I get called for interview by Standard chartered bank or PWC , I would launch it. Anybody that met me on the way would think I am a business executive,on my way to seal a contract deal.

Started the long journey to town as I stay close to the airport. on getting there I started from Wuse zone 3, as I had earlier sourced from the internet the addresses of companies that had posted vacancies in Abuja. My plan was to go and submit my CV in person .Unfortunately for me I was even unable to locate the offices as, the Address given on the internet did not even correspond. mogbe moment was activated as I was lost, broke and on heels with no direction. I was being turned back at most of the offices, that was when I realized the gravity of being an unemployed person. At a point removed my shoes and changed to my sanders as i had packed them in my bag. Dejected and sad, I turned back home. And here I am at home again. Glued to my laptop and scanning for job again. It is indeed pathetic.