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4tunebest: Conduct self deliverance using the authority you already have in Christ. Back it up with relevant warfare scriptures. It works... Like magic

cumudie: Wat u nid is a church,mfm redeem,christ emba,watevr d name is..linkin u to a powerful man of may lead to sum funny scam. Becareful doe.God bless u.

Yea I get u,tanks so much.

ihedioramma: TELL ME YOUR PROBLEM AND I WILL TELL YOU WHAT TO DO .IF YOU DONT WANT TO POST IT HERE SAND IT TO ihedioramma@yahoo.ca and i will reply you today befor is 8.30 pm

I wil mail u now sha.tanks

S dier a tru man of God here,drop ur num or mail n preach 2me. Tanks

i pray d drug can flood d market like malaria medicine, i hate hiv

i saw this on yahoo.com site n i decided to put it in here 4 all to benefit ..........
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/how-to-write-the-perfect-resume-153024611.html


It takes recruiters an average of "six seconds before they make the initial 'fit or no fit' decision" on candidates based on resumes, according to research conducted by TheLadders. With this kind of competition, you need to have a flawless resume to get through the screening process.

We write a lot about resumes — what to do, what not to do — so now we're introducing a guide to crafting a curriculum vitae that will get you into the interview room. However, these rules are general advice we compiled from career experts. Everyone should tailor their own resume depending on the industry they're in and the position they're applying for.

Tailor your resume to the specific position you're applying for.

You're basically selling yourself on that piece of paper, so mold the information to reflect what your potential employer is looking for in an ideal job candidate. This is different depending on your industry.

Miriam Salpeter advises in U.S.News & World Report that candidates should study the company's web site and "look for repeated words and phrases, taglines, and hints about their philosophical approaches."

Then, "mirror some of their language and values in your resume."

Put your name and contact info at the top.

This sounds simple, but Peter S. Herzog, author of the book "How To Prolong Your Job Search: A Humorous Guide to the Pitfalls of Resume Writing," says that applicants will try putting this important information on the side or bottom.

This is how it should be done:
1. Put your name in bold face and/or regular caps.
2. Include your full address and home, work (optional) and/or cell phone numbers and your email address but do not bold these.


Decide if you want to include an objective.

We've heard experts go both ways on this, so you need to decide for yourself if you want to include an objective.

Peri Hansen, a principal with a recruiting firm, tells Penelope Patsuris at Forbes that an objective is "the fastest way to pigeon-hole yourself" and if you "specify 'Asset Manager' you may not even be considered for 'Financial Planner.'"

On the other hand, Alex Douzet, CEO of TheLadders, tells us that everyone should include an objective and compare it to a "30-second elevator pitch" where you should "explain who you are and what you're looking for."

The bottom line is to only include an objective if it's not generic.

The length of your resume should reflect years of experience.


This might be difficult if you've had a lot of experience and you're proud of all of it. But this doesn't mean it's necessarily relevant. Cut it down.

If you're in your twenties, your resume should only be one page — there's not enough experience to justify a second one, Alison Green writes in U.S.News & World Report.

However, if you've had more than 10 years of experience, you can add a second page, Douzet tells us.


Don't list your hobbies.


Hiring managers only care about what you can do for the company, so if you can't connect your hobbies to the job you're applying for then leave them off your resume. If your extracurricular activities are relevant, you can include them at the bottom.

"I don't really care what kind of a person you are," Paul Ray Jr., CEO of recruiting firm Ray & Berndtson, tells Penelope Patsuris at Forbes. "I want to know what you can do for me."



Don't list your references.

If your prospective employer wants to speak to your references, they'll ask you. Also, it's better if you have a chance to tell your references ahead of time that a future employer might be calling.

Alison Green writes at U.S.News & World Report: "Unless the company has specifically asked for something other than a cover letter and resume, don't send it. Sometimes candidates include unsolicited writing samples, letters of recommendation, transcripts, and so forth. In most cases, sending these extras without being asked won't help you, and in some cases it can actually hurt."


Create your own CV template.


The pre-made resume templates offered on word processing programs like Microsoft Word just scream "template," Jacqui Barrett-Poindexter writes in Glassdoor. You can use those templates as a guide, but create your own final copy.

Furthermore, you should always stick to a format that's appropriate in your industry.

Simone Fortunini was an online marketing manager when he decided to create a resume in the form of an interactive web site resembling a Google Analytics page.

Fortunini tells us that since his work experience stems from online marketing and advertising campaigns, Google Analytics is a basic tool that those in his industry work with, and he wanted to create a resume illustrating his understanding in online marketing, graphic design abilities and HTML skills.

Use plenty of white space to draw the reader’s eye to specific items.


Don't include so much information that it gets distracting.

"Make it pleasing to the eye, and balanced with bullets, italics and bold font," Roxanne Peplow, career advisor at Computer Systems Institute, tells us. "Have your name stand out in bigger and bold letters ... bullet point your accomplishments. Too many words on a page are exhausting to read."

forextrader9 :
Its all about trust I have don business wit him he paid into my account $100 so I dnt knw but pls b careful because pple can change

u ve done busines wit him b4 am lokin at ur profile u just join nairaland 2day, guys i will tell u dis guy s a scamer his name is ojo, if its a lie tell him to show his face b4 u pay him, dont eva send send mone to him i beg u, lets all join to push scamers out of nairaland

Businesslocator: I withdrew my lr from avo inc last week invested in forest now avo inc is offline oluwa b praised ✆ 08127163416 to buy @165

ure a bloody lire , since 15th AVO ve nt paid out, re u teling pple dat re nt using AVO.NET , post ur widdraw slip here if u did, GUYS I will tell u pple to please run 4rm dis guy he s a criminal, claim he stays in abuja next he said he stay in akure, dont eva send money to him online he s a confirm criminal ooh bware, look at his other post
https://www.nairaland.com/1116286/hot-make-10-dis-new , i ve sworn no one wil dupe any body here sory boy

onatisi: dont mind them ,they are dumb foools and idiots ,paying money into a website that will be giving u money back without u sweating,all these ponzi schemes have been around for long an it is only the stupid idiots that get scammed or should i say greedy ppl.i remember the days when all sorts of wonderbanks and network sprang up promising ppl 400% in two weeks ,thousands of ppl fell for it now it i online schemes and ppl that call themselves intelligent and educated behaved stupidly by dashing money away to cheap scammers,i must confess i have no pity for anyone that falls victims to these kind of scams

bro i see notin bad lokin 4 xtra income to add 2 wat u ve

Businesslocator: D idiot dat even put up dis post is a scammer o take note he want to use it as a cover up

cuse i told pple ure a scamer in ur other tread lol, u beta go n get a job b4 its late 4u stop scaming pple , did i scam u, or do u want to see me, i stay off ojuelegba lagos, in partucular bishop street , u can show ur face anytime if i ve scam u to colet ur money, thief u want to sell fake soft ware dat can double libery reserve https://www.nairaland.com/1116286/hot-make-10-dis-new goat like u ,show ur face ooh make we burn u with tire thief like u

tanks bro

plss can u help me wit info on how i can go about it. tanks

mich2012: Can you fund someone's account if he is willing to pay cash? If so let me know

guy dis guy s a scamer i tell u d truth 4rm my own xperience, dont fall 4him again he s a criminal , let him pay in d moni b4 u pay him if not he will scam u ooh

leverage12: I don't know when people will learn. Instead of dashing these hype sites your money, why not find a professional trader who will help you manage your money or better still learn how to trade your self. There are many online trading business you can make money from - Sport trading, Forex trading, Betonmarket trading etc. Please you people should wise up and stop dashing money to people you don't know. Here I rest my case. God bless us all.

were is d professional trader, plss spot 1 4me,all will tell u stori at d end of it,gve some1 mone to trade 4u naw 2moro u will hear stori n i guess u kno in Nigeria u cant deal wit ur debtors ,infact u spend more money to deal wit ur debtors, 4get all this investment ting ,d best s 4some to b employed

icconium: I warned you guys not to invest much into hyip pls take warning seriously.

investing even 2 dolar or 50 cennt , all of den re fraud

222Martins: A fool and his money soon part. The saddest thing is that greed won't allow people to learn. The same set of people that cry scam today will still go ahead to invest again tomorrow.

my broda neva will i try hyip again in my life, dis s d 2nd time n it did nt end up well, d 1st time was a company in lagos dier mode of operation was pay 20k bring 3 pple n circle out n receive 350k in 4months, instead of trying to waste my time lokin 4 pple i payed 4 d 3spot wit my family names n @d end d company disappear my stori s funny, dis 1 i taut cuse dey re american company n neva new dey re criminal too, i don resign 2day

omakay: HYIP is a scam.

No matter how long they stay online, they will disappear one day.

Nigerians, stop dashing these people your hard earned money ooooooo

i kno 4sure hyip re scams sha, i waz just wating to cash up on my capital nt knowin it haz its onw plan 4me

blink182: liberty reserve does not refund.

i pray my own case change ooh

Brand_new: Nigerians looking for quick money will never learn.

wat do u mean,so u pple shud nt invest in opportunities , well 4me wit dis am no more intrested again, america is just full of scamers n dey call nigeria a scamer country ..

blink182: infinityincome in reality pays 40% monthly as you have to deduct 20% for re investment. I am still watching them.

Forget scamadviser, avo.net is a 16 year old domain and the company claimed to have been in business for that long but the reality is that they are the third owner of that domain name. Its all a risk. A nairalander claims to have visited infinityincome office though.

i am not doing any one again joor , all re scamers to me, wen den get wat dey want dey run away, d isue here s dat since liberty reserve ve block dier acct will dey refund me bak my money, i ned dat money bad ooh even if its half i dont mind

bestplanb: definitely mine is still better i lost just $50,i received a mail from them that they have issues with liberty reserve

i gues u read dier downfall dats y u did nt put much in it, u kno i entered wen dey came wit this 14% daily n minimum investment of 500$, dat waz y i put in dat n wit plan to pull my capital all in 2 weks time

GOD save d guy atlast d plan we set 4him 2show up n he did nt, by naw na grave him 4dey

even www.avousa.com dont open tooo, scam 4me, see as i just lost 85k dis xmas time