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If you want a promo copy of my new ebook (How To Get Your Dream Job In Nigeria), send me an email asap: basicfreelance(at)gmail(dot)com |
rasheedow: welldone, but for this last one WAEC does'nt want applicant who relate with dere staff.Yeah, each organization has its rules. But I need to get something clear: what do you mean by "relate with" their staff? Do you mean "interact with" or have "familial ties with?" Kindly clarify. |
day0: Thanks a lot, I find your previously highlighted points insightful. However are you sure about this last point you've made?Well, so I was told by a recruiter for one of the big companies. Of course, it may not apply everywhere. |
Another secret: If you have an employee of the company you're applying to as one of your references, you'll have brighter chances of getting the job. Hiring managers love it when you already know some people in the company. |
More tips coming... |
[b]1. Being a perfect match for the job description doesn't mean you'll get the job SUCCESS TIP: Don't just highlight your skills an capabilities in your CV and application letter. Give instances in the past where you used them to achieve great results. And ensure that you include only skills that are relevant to the position you're applying for. 2. Most CVs end up in the trash bin after the first glance SUCCESS TIP:Tailor your CV to each job position you're applying for. This may seem tedious, but it's key to getting a job in this tight economy, as it convinces hiring managers that you're serious about getting the job. 3. Not all CVs are checked SUCCESS TIP: Write your application letter in a way that makes a powerful first impression. 4. Most application letters aren't read to the end SUCCESS TIP: Include in your introduction paragraph every piece of information that proves your suitability for the job. 5. Being eloquent at the interview doesn’t mean you'll get the job SUCCESS TIP: Prepare adequately for the interview and avoid irrelevant answers. [/b] |
blessed4ril: If u r confident in wot u ve gat, den send it here: becky_chy@yahoo.comSent! Please check your email. |
@ehixking, I agree with redbenson. Do you have any reasons for not agreeing to the name change? |
blessed4ril: If u r confident in wot u ve gat, den send it here: becky_chy@yahoo.comOf course, I'm more than confident. You can read Jarus's review of the ebook on his blog (Jarushub.com). If you're not new here, then you'd have known that Jarus is one of the most credible and highly respected career mentors here. Nonetheless, I'll still send the first chapter to your email later today. |
If you're skeptical, I can send you the first 1-2 chapters of the ebook. |
No! |
fr3do: thank youNothing to heal. |
frederal: So teaching people how to get dream is your own dream job? Won't you like to work with one of those multinational oil explorers?Of course, I'm more than satisfied with what I'm doing. The ebook is just a product of research. If you think the offer isn't for you, it suffices that you simply ignore it and pass on. Stop whining as though you've been compelled to take an action. |
[b]Hello NLers, Are you an entry-level job seeker? Or you're still yet to find the job of your dreams? If you would like to know what people are doing to get jobs that you're not doing yet, then you're just about getting vital pieces of information that WILL change your life. If you would like to know how exactly to impress hiring managers with your job application and convince them that you're the right candidate for the job, this offer is for you, too. And if you need CV SAMPLES & TEMPLATES (FREE) to guide you when writing your CV and DRAGNET GSE PAST QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS (FREE), this offer is for you as well. I recently completed my e-book, in which I packaged lots of secret techniques on how to get your dream job in the highly competitive Nigerian market. The techniques in the book were revealed by seasoned recruiters and hiring managers. So, if want to know how to apply for jobs and answer interview questions in the exact way that Nigerian hiring managers want, FOLLOW THE LINK IN MY SIGNATURE BOX to learn more about the offer.[/b]
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I'm a freelance writer and content marketing strategist. I'm currently looking for one or two PR2+ blogs -- preferably on business and online marketing. If your blog has a Page Rank of 2 and above, and you're willing to accept guest posts, let me have your URL and your contact. I have two articles, one of which is titled "Warning: These 5 Mistakes Will Hurt Your Sales!". It is about 700 words long. If you would like to publish the post on your blog, let's discuss. PS. Note that the post contains two backlinks to blogs belonging to one of my clients, and you must be willing to publish the post within 24 hours. Thanks. |
Must the company be "on" Lagos? Why not under Lagos? |
Oh yes, you can do without copying and pasting. I create all my articles myself (I'm a freelance writer. So, creation of original content is my calling.) |
Interested as well... |
Mods, please move this vital piece of info to the front page. |
funky medina: good stuff thanks !You're welcome. |
citypulseng: Goog job! I am equally in. Pls mail me via folfrad@yahoo.comOk, expect the mail today or latest by tomorrow. |
dcal001: You people won't comment now...where are all those first to talk people...Of course, they won't comment on threads like this. @topic, consider the following: *kerosene reselling *pharmacy/drug store *a snacks joint |
@OP, you probably got some of your links through means that Google hates. Review your link profile and delete all links that may be coming from link farms and other unethical avenues (if there are any). Then, send a reindexing request to Google through Google Webmaster Tools. Do you use Google Webmaster Tools? If you do, check your messages, it's very likely that Google sent you a warning prior to the slapping. |
Teenage Money: Fools keep Hating... The girl in question anks nothing less than 1-2M Monthly and u are Here saying bleeps about Her. You ursef, wen u startBro, easy please. Try to read between lines. The OP was just being analytical, not necessarily trying to undermine Linda Ikeji's success. The post is merely discussing the advantages Linda had and capitalized on, which new bloggers don't have. So, read with an open, unbiased mind, ok? |
hovcard: i"d be seriously looking foward to that seo tips stuff........cos ma blog definitely needs trafficNo problem, it would be fully detailed. |
hovcard: nice blog yhu've got there man........really nice i must commend..........i'd appreciate if u could be posting some tips for nairalanders hereThanks for your kind words. I would have copied and pasted some of my posts here but for SEO reasons. In the second lesson, we'll discuss how you can find the internet businesses that suit your personality and interests. |
hovcard: nice blog yhu've got there man........really nice i must commend..........i'd appreciate if u could be posting some tips for nairalanders hereThanks for your kind words. I woudl have copied and pasted some of my posts here but for SEO reasons. In the second lesson, we'll discuss how you can find the internet businesses that suit your personality and interests. |
I'm running a free 12-week e-course on online business. The course has started already, and it's aimed at helping beginners set up a profitable online business. Follow the link in my signature to register for the course. The course has already started yesterday, and the first lesson has been published. But it's never too late. Register asap and I'll send you a copy of the first lesson. |
The course has started already, and the first lesson has been published yesterday. It's never too late to register. Use the link in my signature, and I'll send you a copy of the first lesson. |

