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Career › Re: Why I Was Invited For Eight (8) Interviews In Eight (8) Weeks by JOpress3(op): 7:22am On Jun 23, 2021

JOpress3:
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Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Costly Mistakes I Discovered in 250 CVs: Why They Were Not Invited 4 Interviews by JOpress3(op): 9:37am On Jun 22, 2021*

lolu2019:
Forget about that CV bro. stop fooling itself, getting a job is by the grace of God. U just have to connect. Just go to each companies and review all workers. It is either he is related to the Md, Hr,Account officer, or the supervisor or one chief in the community or somebody from the company.just forget about that Cv.

What a deficits mind set you have there young man.

And what a Big show ignorance you just demonstrated about the labour market

Its quiet unfortunate that you have resign to faith and waiting for some luck or Grace

I shake my head in regret for your way of reason my friend...

But here's my position....

In the first place, I believed that LUCK happen when opportunity meet preparation

In other wards when you are not prepared, opportunity might come but LUCK will pass you by.

Here's one very important point you must sink into you skull today...

The labour market comprises of different level of employee...

The entry level: fresh graduate looking to gain entry level employment

The under employed: this are employed working class with low take home (salary), looking to move from their low pay jobs to High paying jobs.( this comprises 65% of labour market). In fact majority of workers fall under this categories

The career advancement level: This are employed working class, with good take home (Salary), looking to move along the career ladder of their profession

So, young man its very clear that your knowledge about who needs a CV is limited to only entry level employment. I understand and i forgive your ignorance..

But here's one more thing you must understand..

There are different employers in the labour market..

The government ( I see your thought is limited to this employer), perhaps you might be right on this, but there's more to employment than Government work.

The Private sector (Highly competitive and merit based to a large extent) comprises of foreign and local employers

The Non Governmental organization (NGO), this comprises of foreign and local employers, that pays employee very well, with respect to their foreign counterpart ($$$ dollar equivalent)

And I ask, do you still hold the same view at this point?

Here's what we believe and why we will not forget about writing CV as you adviced..

One. I have enjoy the benefits of having professional CV when I was actively looking for better job. I saw my self attending series of interviews within a short time. It gave me options until I settled for the best job for me.

Two. I have received great testimonies from verious clients we helped in writing CV. Under two weeks some got jobs that is 5 times their previous salary. Others got high paying jobs under one month.

I can't remember any of them telling me that they know the MD or a consulted a chief before they got the job. What I can recall is that they defend whatever was written in their CV.

So my friend, can you see the reasons why we cannot forget about writing professional CV either for ourselves or for our clients at any given opportunity.

From my analysis, I will safely conclude by advicing you in this way..

Change your mind set and stop relying on luck, or Grace. In the Bible, it has been questioned "Can Grace alone save us"

Be proactive, meaning prepare before time and luck or grace unfold naturally on your feet.

Look for a proven professional CV writer and pay him to assist you draft one.

If you need my assistant for a professional CV & Cover letter that can get you High paying job, hit me up either on email : jopress3@gmail.com or WhatsApp: 070- six-seven-82-three-seven-60. I will be on the other side. For a fee, starting from #4,000
Garcia...