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Tips on getting a job faster than the rest.

1. Walk into your target organisation and ask to meet with the hiring manager. Mention a specific thing you thing you can do for the company e.g. bookkeeping, filing/recording, laundry, etc and tell him that you would want to work for them.

2. Tell him/her that you will work for free for 6months.

3. Tell him/her that at the end of the free working period, the company should give you an official recommendation letter if they liked your services but couldn't retain you as a full staff.

4. Use that to easily land a job together with your acquired experience.

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I no dey do free 6 months work.

Honestly, number 2 is not only unreasonable, it's also dumb and annoying.

Can you advise your boyfriend/husband to work for six months free??

Without experience and fresh out of the university? Many companies may not even give you the chance to work for free for them because they may not retian you after that. However,if they ever give you the chance, chances are that you may get the job later.

FOWOSHERE01:
I no dey do free 6 months work.

Honestly, number 2 is not only unreasonable, it's also dumb and annoying.

Can you advise your boyfriend/husband to work for six months free??

Smartjob1:
Without experience and fresh out of the university? Many companies may not even give you the chance to work for free for them because they may not retian you after that. However,if they ever give you the chance, chances are that you may get the job later.

I do understand your point of view and of course it's perfectly logical. However, what I meant was how can an individual who has no means of income at all survive the six months? How will he/she take care of expenses such as transport, feeding, clothing etc?

Yea. I also understand where you are coming from. I also assumed that the place of work, the supervisor you directly report to wouldn't be too heartless not to be tipping you occasionally. It is also assumed that you wouldnt join a start up if you would have issues with finance early.

FOWOSHERE01:

I do understand your point of view and of course it's perfectly logical. However, what I meant was how can an individual who has no means of income at all survive the six months? How will he/she take care of expenses such as transport, feeding, clothing etc?