PatrickOkunima:
Thanks for your input.

You are welcome Mr Patrick.

You're very correct about number 2. The recession has not started and people have started losing their jobs. The competition is going to be very stiff.

@ OP: Always on point.

Your write-ups always make sense, little wonder you keep hitting front page back-to-back. Thank you for sharing.

Commercial Pilot should be number one on that list. Though a lot of people do not know, a university degree is not required to be a pilot.

Programming should top the list.

6. Accompany your CV with a targeted cover letter. Even if the employer did not request for one. There are a lot of generic ones out there, please avoid them as much as you can. Chances are, the employer has seen it before. If that's the case, you'll be making a bad first impression.

Nice one Mr. Patrick. Always on point.

Nice one Mr. Patrick, always on point.

Great info as always. Thanks, Mr. Patrick.

PatrickOkunima:
Thanks.

The pleasure is mine.

Nice one, Op. I dey always gbadun your threads.

Nice tips @ OP.

Nice tips @ OP, especially 1 and 2.

PatrickOkunima:
I hope it helps.

Nice info, Op.

Number one is the surest in Nigeria, not anyhow network, but solid one with strong connections.

PatrickOkunima:
Was it helpful?

Yes, thanks OP.

Thanks OP, this is really helpful.

Replace the objective with a qualifications summary.

Go though severally to ensure there are no mistakes.

Thanks for sharing, Op.

11. Chewing gum

12. Smoking some minutes to the interview.

If he doesn't know anyone in the company, asking the interviewer would be the only way, but I advice against it.

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I'm still expecting your email.

PrinceOgun:


Send me a mail at p@gmail.com , I would give you a plugin for free later in the day when I get home

I suggest you go back to the Chinese guy and rekindle the deal. Nobody on Nairaland will offer you N10,000 for that domain name, talk less of $10,000.

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BitsMaster:

You can chat me up.

Your line ain't going. I sent you a pm.