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Re: Surviving The Nigerian Job Search: A Humorous Guide To Finding Your Dream Job by efembaba(m): 7:54pm On Apr 19, 2023 |
You don find job sotey nothing dey humerous for you again. Don't worry pal, God will do it, but in the meantime, try to enjoy life Generalwoodz: |
Re: Surviving The Nigerian Job Search: A Humorous Guide To Finding Your Dream Job by Nobody: 8:11pm On Apr 19, 2023 |
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Re: Surviving The Nigerian Job Search: A Humorous Guide To Finding Your Dream Job by Meddymeddy: 9:15pm On Apr 19, 2023 |
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Re: Surviving The Nigerian Job Search: A Humorous Guide To Finding Your Dream Job by cee7(m): 10:22pm On Apr 19, 2023 |
OmidheBlessing: Great thoughts here. But not "all of us" MUST go through this. Some of us could be entrepreneurs |
Re: Surviving The Nigerian Job Search: A Humorous Guide To Finding Your Dream Job by Nobody: 6:18am On Apr 20, 2023 |
cee7: Off course we can't be job hunters and we can't be entrepreneurs. Find what works for you and do it well. Some people suck at starting something for themselves, not always because they are lazy, but because they just don't have the personality to follow through with something new |
Re: Surviving The Nigerian Job Search: A Humorous Guide To Finding Your Dream Job by Professorcplus(m): 7:19am On Apr 20, 2023 |
OmidheBlessing:Why did you ignore 8 and 7. Besides this forums isn't for kids So I don't expect one reading it. Truth is harsh. Reality reveals truth. No offence. Thanks |
Re: Surviving The Nigerian Job Search: A Humorous Guide To Finding Your Dream Job by Nobody: 8:29am On Apr 20, 2023 |
Professorcplus: I mean would you give the same advice you just gave to your kids and relatives... I get you, you are just cruising |
Re: Surviving The Nigerian Job Search: A Humorous Guide To Finding Your Dream Job by Professorcplus(m): 10:38am On Apr 20, 2023 |
OmidheBlessing: Bruv the advice isn't for kids. And yes why not! I like folks that says things thr blunt way... If you find the advice bad, then reconfigure your mind because everything I listed there has no wrong justification. Thanks |
Re: Surviving The Nigerian Job Search: A Humorous Guide To Finding Your Dream Job by Joebryan(m): 3:05pm On Apr 20, 2023 |
Searching for a job in Nigeria could sometimes be so frustrating. From tribalism, to rejection, to long distance, to low pay etc. However, getting a job is a good thing. But what is not good is becoming slaves to salary jobs. When you become a slave to salary jobs, you cannot envisage yourself surviving without salary. You just want to work for somebody and collect salary every month. But thank God for our era, with the internet, it is very easy for anybody anywhere to make money online and live comfortably without having to wake up early morning to go sit in a cubicle the whole day and be answering yes sir to someone else. Please don't become slave to salary job. If you are currently working, try and save some money. Use it to learn atleast one high income skills. You can buy a course for any skill you want to learn on Udemy or any affiliate marketing platform, get a mentor and join masterminds. Then use that skill to solve problems to people by rendering services. On use it to leverage an already existing business model and make your money. If you are over dependent on your degree or job, a day will come when technologies like AI will render both you and your 1st class degree completely useless. Ofcourse you can see how AIs are now making some job roles unnecessary. If you can, keep your job and still make money online with skills because trust me in the next 10, 15, 20 years to come, nobody will employ anybody anymore. Learn skills. Sell something whether offline or online. Find a way to make money hourly, daily or weekly not just monthly. The way this economy dey now, monthly salary no fit compete again oo.. you go collect salary today, before you collect another one your account don go red. Things are getting tougher. So you have to get wiser too. Dont depend on salary for survival make sapa no use you do yeye oo. Its good to make profits than to get wages. Wages will earn you a living but profits will earn you a fortune. Go for profits, that's the way out my people. PS: if you feel we should have a conversation, maybe you need some heads up, here is my no WhatsApp number: 08140268520 |
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