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Abeg where the link? |
Your resume might not be OK. You also don't have skills for writing the resume to match the job you are looking for. Get in touch with me, for a free resume review |
You sabi work Overall rating; 7.5 Well done! |
We on this side, make we get sense.. |
Abeg no chop am o Thank you |
Yes na, tiff dem de get level |
These guys playing with their lives taking selfies so close to the elephants. Great sight sha |
Ghen ghen!!! A right step. Principalities and powers against this country plenty.. Make we de pray |
Carry go bros!! Still a supporter of seeking redress at the courts instead of heating up the polity unnecessarily with baseless accusations which is a practice that does no one any good. |
I just weak..cos I don't know what to say |
Hunger no good abeg |
Chelsea my club don de prepare bad belle soup with plenty atawewe for Ronaldo.. Ol boy run o, runnn ![]() One love sha |
Kasala don buss Pls life is short, forgive and move on. I just lost my sister..am so heartbroken |
Ronaldo the Vampire! Guy no de old... Congratulations ![]() |
Being consistent while looking for a job can be an uphill task especially when you get that "dreaded rejection love letter". I pray this short story motivates you to keep going; its through consistency that your resume will be picked up by a recruiter. Shake off Your Problems A man’s favorite donkey falls into a deep precipice. He can’t pull it out no matter how hard he tries. He therefore decides to bury it alive. Soil is poured onto the donkey from above. The donkey feels the load, shakes it off, and steps on it. More soil is poured. It shakes it off and steps up. The more the load was poured, the higher it rose. By noon, the donkey was grazing in green pastures. After much shaking off (of problems) And stepping up (learning from them), One will graze in GREEN PASTURES. If resume writing is a challenge, get in touch! Good luck! |
[quote author=Fulaniherdmens post=102916396]If you are my friend Don’t date whom I turn down that’s how girls role. Women’s world is a circle. Men’s world is a Dot in that circle. Are you sure you read the msg clearly enough. That’s why women are not men. Read the paragraph again and read my comment on it. We all know they cony and sly in nature. Who goes you a boby. Who be sister, 2by2 full my corner. Somebody just called men's world, "a dot in women's world" and all the men care about is bla bla bla... OK naaa |
When showing how motivated you are on your resume; in the professional summary section, after stating your experience and skill sets, you can close in the last sentence by saying, "I am seeking to become an expert in my field and I think this position can help me achieve that." It also works fine during the interview, when asked "Where do you see yourself in the next 5 years?" If asked "how?", state through continuous learning, loyalty, flexibility, achieving team goals, etc. These type of responses portray you as an asset and someone who is aiming to be the best at what they do. Stating that you are aiming to become an expert will let employers know that you are the real deal. Grammar, correct spelling, proper use of power verbs, simplicity of the resume template devoid of graphics, tables, lines, typographical errors, consistent date formats, also impresses the recruiter. Good luck. |
Jjobseekers, onlinebusinesses, professionals or whoever that has been applying/working with no results to show for it... never, ever give up on yourself. Main tip; Focus on what brings results; not on outcomes of your ventures. That's the main way to succeed. Focus on getting more knowledge. Continuously improve on skills learnt. Do the do and as you keep at it, you get better and better. Be available online/offline consistently, everyday. Keep providing content and value whether, people engage with your posts or not. Keep developing yourself, it will pay off. Success is like farming, you have to find the arable land, till the soil, find the good seeds, plant the seeds and nurture it, wait for months/years then you get a bounty harvest. Am I making sense? |
Make una kukuma kee us oo |
For decades, living in the corridors of power and this happened.. I empathise with him. He said people should learn from his experience. Nothing is permanent. Have investment mentality. |
Daddy as we fondly call him....you will surely be missed.. Thank you for your service to Egan community I pray God to strengthen your family. |
raybenny:Very apt |
Una still de call these boys bandits... OK na... RIP to the dead. |
Calm down guys, its made in Aba... ![]() |
Really sad story... May justice prevail. |
You see the reason why he has lived so long!! Humility..... |
Rich display of culture by the Istekiri people. Congratulations your Majesty. More peace and prosperity upon you and your people. |
Politics also involves those who die for nothing supporting politicians!! Get sense my people. One love |
Don't travel or stay out late anyhow . . . . You understand? |
Fighting for oyel by the north will soon be a thing of the past. There is so much wealth all around, the governors just have to look inwards and harness it. With that video, if am an investor, I will check what Kogi has to offer. For you the Niger Delta, PIA is in effect, put your house in order and harness your people's wealth and potentials. |
Airing views on NL is harder than world cup! Sorry if you felt that way. Footballer like politicians behind the scene are friends, in the eye of the public, its all about interests. Great100000: |