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Ehen, So we should start dancing shoki because they want to recruit someone with years of experience abi.

Gnen:
Ehen, So we should start dancing shoki because they want to recruit someone with years of experience abi.

Not exactly... all you need do is simply seize the opportunity to change you employment status

bespokestylist:


Not exactly... all you need do is simply cease the opportunity to change you employment status

Seize

Krak:


Seize

Actually you're wrong, he's right.

"Cease"which can mean "come or bring something to an end" is the right word to use not "seize" means to take hold of something suddenly and violently.

Google is your friend remember

taurus21:


Actually you're wrong, he's right.

"Cease"which can mean "come or bring something to an end" is the right word to use not "seize" means to take hold of something suddenly and violently.

Google is your friend remember

Pls you need to go back to sleep. So you mean he needs to put an end to an opportunity or what? Just read the sentence again and then make another good use of that same google you mentioned.

You can do this after you wake up o.

taurus21:


Actually you're wrong, he's right.

"Cease"which can mean "come or bring something to an end" is the right word to use not "seize" means to take hold of something suddenly and violently.

Google is your friend remember

.Stop misleading People and make sure you do Proper research before you talk authoritatively

The correct thing is 'Seize the/an Opportunity'. It's an idiomatic expression. Use 'Cease' at your own Peril

A word is enough for the Wise!

mcheeew.... Every organization wants to employ experience graduates.. the question is: Who will train the graduates for them?..... Nonsense

This is a scam. They just need you on their site. and your email details. to start disturbing you all time......................

Krak:


Seize

Thanks for the correction....my bad, i have modified it in my original post

mefeo:
This is a scam. They just need you on their site. and your email details. to start disturbing you all time......................

Don't be quick to jump into conclusion...

247Dior:
mcheeew.... Every organization wants to employ experience graduates.. the question is: Who will train the graduates for them?..... Nonsense

The problem is not with the organization! It is with you the applicant... when employers say they are looking for xyz number of years of experience it doesn't necessarily have to be in that field exactly they just want to make sure that you have been busy with a lot of stuffs either on the set job or a personal development.
No company wants to hire a rusty applicant.
You have to find something creative doing as you hunt for job. setting down at home and complaining that you just graduated and they are expecting you to have 3 years experience, what it simply means is during your IT period what did you? During 2nd semester breaks what were you doing? all these are the experience they are asking you for.

bespokestylist:


The problem is not with the organization! It is with you the applicant... when employers say they are looking for xyz number of years of experience it doesn't necessarily have to be in that field exactly they just want to make sure that you have been busy with a lot of stuffs either on the set job or a personal development.
No company wants to hire a rusty applicant.
You have to find something creative doing as you hunt for job. setting down at home and complaining that you just graduated and they are expecting you to have 3 years experience, what it simply means is during your IT period what did you? During 2nd semester breaks what were you doing? all these are the experience they are asking you for.

not really.. coz most times they will say they want experience in particular field

247Dior:
not really.. coz most times they will say they want experience in particular field

yeah... but in the real sense what they are asking is if you do have experience at all in something...Just to show them that in your spare time you where productive and not idle

taurus21:


Actually you're wrong, he's right.

"Cease"which can mean "come or bring something to an end" is the right word to use not "seize" means to take hold of something suddenly and violently.

Google is your friend remember

How can you say he's wrong? The right word in this context is 'seize' and not 'cease'. Something ceases (end/finish) to exist! One seizes (grab/grasp) an opportunity. You dig now?

Thanks @op
To those arguing English.... Goodluck

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