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Felicity001:


What you're saying is totally different from the op is saying... He's not complaining of not being called upon for an interview, rather he wasn't picked after several failed interviews even getting to the last stage of the selection process.

If according to you his skills are poorly rated or spent have any at then why was he still shortlisted for an interview.

The truth is most jobs in Nigeria is "man know man", padi2 padi". Jad he knows somebody or applied to a company where his kins men own in very sure the story would have been different.

Mehn Nigeria is messed up.

Wish him goodluck

Don't stop bro. Don't give up

Barbiturate:
Within a year, I've applied for 188 jobs on LinkedIn. Some I was called for test and interviews, some I was never called. None of them gave me a job. There are some I applied via mail, not LinkedIn "easy apply"......so it should be over 200.

The last one was with a Yoruba company in Lagos. I applied via LinkedIn. I passed through 3 interview processes. The 4th was with the MD/CEO( Yoruba aged and titled man). He practically told me I am omo ibo(ibo man) and that I don't have the passport.

I'm officially done searching for jobs!!!
I'm throwing in the towel!

Which job role were you applying for?

stevenie:
Never give up bro. Winners don't quit. By the grace of God you will tell a success story one day

Not yet.

Barbiturate:
Within a year, I've applied for 188 jobs on LinkedIn. Some I was called for test and interviews, some I was never called. None of them gave me a job. There are some I applied via mail, not LinkedIn "easy apply"......so it should be over 200.

The last one was with a Yoruba company in Lagos. I applied via LinkedIn. I passed through 3 interview processes. The 4th was with the MD/CEO( Yoruba aged and titled man). He practically told me I am omo ibo(ibo man) and that I don't have the passport.

I'm officially done searching for jobs!!!
I'm throwing in the towel!

Send me your CV via jacobonyedikachi@gmail.com
And let's take it up from there

Barbiturate:
Within a year, I've applied for 188 jobs on LinkedIn. Some I was called for test and interviews, some I was never called. None of them gave me a job. There are some I applied via mail, not LinkedIn "easy apply"......so it should be over 200.

The last one was with a Yoruba company in Lagos. I applied via LinkedIn. I passed through 3 interview processes. The 4th was with the MD/CEO( Yoruba aged and titled man). He practically told me I am omo ibo(ibo man) and that I don't have the passport.

I'm officially done searching for jobs!!!
I'm throwing in the towel!

If you don't have any skills that can bring you money, you'd be worthless to the job market as well because there are a million people with the same certificate as yours

What sets you aside is the value you add to any business and what skills you have to offer besides your years spent reading and writing exams.

The new world now does not give a dot about certificates anymore. So get out there and start a business after you've gained the right skills. You are igbo but you don't sound like one. No igbo would spend a whole yr looking for a job and still be waiting for a saviour

You are definitely ofe nmanu.

Barbiturate:
Within a year, I've applied for 188 jobs on LinkedIn. Some I was called for test and interviews, some I was never called. None of them gave me a job. There are some I applied via mail, not LinkedIn "easy apply"......so it should be over 200.

The last one was with a Yoruba company in Lagos. I applied via LinkedIn. I passed through 3 interview processes. The 4th was with the MD/CEO( Yoruba aged and titled man). He practically told me I am omo ibo(ibo man) and that I don't have the passport.

I'm officially done searching for jobs!!!
I'm throwing in the towel!

Depends on your skillset and communication skills. I got my current job through LinkedIn.

You'd get lots of rejections, sure. But make sure to update your CV properly, then try to get feedback (if possible) on why you're rejected (after an interview or test) and try to work on yourself before the next interview. When you get that one nice offer, none of the previous 200+ rejections would matter anymore.

Don't give up. Also, don't disregard recruiters. Some of them can take you places that your CV might not get to on its own.

Ynix:
Don't apply for jobs again instead volunteer

There's wisdom here

Teach me work na

Really

Ynix:
Don't apply for jobs again instead volunteer

E go click later? Will it be successful with this pattern?

Curious345:
Come and work for me .. sugar mommy work.

2 of my boys dey drive benz na.

Based on fuckery things..

Lots of hajia and divorced with cash waiting to get laid

I'm interested bro, how and where can we meet?

Don’t give up

There is a reason no one is interested in your profile.

Ask a professional to review it. I am not one but I can look at your profile and tell you what I think.

All the best!

Barbiturate:
Within a year, I've applied for 188 jobs on LinkedIn. Some I was called for test and interviews, some I was never called. None of them gave me a job. There are some I applied via mail, not LinkedIn "easy apply"......so it should be over 200.

The last one was with a Yoruba company in Lagos. I applied via LinkedIn. I passed through 3 interview processes. The 4th was with the MD/CEO( Yoruba aged and titled man). He practically told me I am omo ibo(ibo man) and that I don't have the passport.

I'm officially done searching for jobs!!!
I'm throwing in the towel!

Omo I feel you mehn. I can totally relate because I have been there, and I know how frustrating it could be. So so annoying.. It's like no one is reading your applications. That's the problem with Nigeria. We are too much. Our population keeps spiralling out of control. Yet resources are getting more scarce everyday. Companies are folding up due to the harsh economic conditions. Everything is just so wrong with Nigeria. God gave us all that we need to make Nigeria a great nation. But Nigerians and their greedy and entitled mindset have made us remain where we are now. Nigerians are the problems of Nigeria.

Drop a dm for watsapp I go reach u or skype

andyblinks05:

Oga you go put me through?

elmas:


E go click later? Will it be successful with this pattern?

yes, join networks like Rotary Club, Lions club, Full Gospel Business men fellowship. And be strategic, network and get engaged in creating value.
You tell them you presently have no job but want to volunteer.

I am sure if someone heard that as an MD or senior executive they will give you the chance to express yourself

Ynix:
yes, join networks like Rotary Club, Lions club, Full Gospel Business men fellowship. And be strategic, network and get engaged in creating value.
You tell them you presently have no job but want to volunteer.

I am sure if someone heard that as an MD or senior executive they will give you the chance to express yourself

What if you do jobs that are not rampant in Nigeria's job market like database Administration? Can online volunteer jobs do the trick?

How does one join Rotary club and Gospel business men club? Would one join everything like this?

maxpat:
Drop a dm for watsapp I go reach u or skype

Seven.zero.seven. 60737031

Funny

Curious345:
Come and work for me .. sugar mommy work.

2 of my boys dey drive benz na.

Based on fuckery things..

Lots of hajia and divorced with cash waiting to get laid

elmas:


What if you do jobs that are not rampant in Nigeria's job market like database Administration? Can online volunteer jobs do the trick?

How does one join Rotary club and Gospel business men club? Would one join everything like this?

make it physical, attend their offline meetings

Ynix:
make it physical, attend their offline meetings

Most of this groups are based on invitation

elmas:


Most of this groups are based on invitation

a man in search of purpose, vision and great values do not make excuses

Rejection emails are part of job hunting experiences, and receiving them after putting in so much (or not so much) effort can be daunting, but it shows you are making an effort; Dont give up! You just might be one application away from your dream job.


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Ynix:
make it physical, attend their offline meetings

where where is their location?

I'm keenly interested!

Sincerely, I applied for more than 500. I got one! Don't give up! Look out for other things too.
Thanks

Ynix:
Don't apply for jobs again instead volunteer

It's really working. Immediately after my service I applied to volunteer they place me on 30k/month

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anzaku47:

It's really working. Immediately after my service I applied to volunteer they place me on 30k/month

and put your best to the job, then after one year move on to an higher job elsewhere you win both ways, either they don't want you to leave or you get employed for having 1 year experience and higher pay