maestroferddi:
Perseverance pays ultimately.

Under-employment could be as bad if not worse than unemployment.

Some people have been sentenced to a lifetime of mediocrity just because they wanted to seen as engaged and for that reason they indiscriminately accept any job on offer.

Gainful employment is all that counts in the long run...

kristein:

bruh! there is nothing like"eye clearing"in this issue at hand..yes,i'm still in my undergraduate age,and i don't think anything is wrong with it..

there is something you are not getting here..i mean with my professional course(accounting),i am fit in any organisation in the global world,unlike my colleague whom is busy studying what he cn't even give a summarization of..i dn't think i will face the hurdle of job searching you guys are subjected to..i am not talking from assumption,i am telling the reality!

kristein:

am feeling you bruh! i mean why won't they complain about workers retrenchment when all they do is to accept whatever course been primitively given to them all in name of "getting admission"to university..i know 98% of my friend who are currently in school studying what they can't even give the definition of! after the successful passing out of the hurdle of higher institution,there you will starting hunting for job side to side..i have prolly made up my mind that i won't study any course which i have never dreamnt of,i mean is appauling,i will stick with my professional course all the time..
"rep accountancy

fryo4life:
It is the dream of most fresh graduates to get a decent job immediately after NYSC and start life. But life could be very unpredictable. We passed out from nysc and sent our CVs to various companies and hoping to get a job, fastly. A month gone, no job yet? A year is soon gone and still jobless after nysc? So, how long is too long to wait for a job after nysc? that is for how long should a fresh graduate wait for a job ( paid employment) after nysc before considering alternative mean, such as starting a business or creating a job for yourself.

kristein:

am feeling you bruh! i mean why won't they complain about workers retrenchment when all they do is to accept whatever course been primitively given to them all in name of "getting admission"to university..i know 98% of my friend who are currently in school studying what they can't even give the definition of! after the successful passing out of the hurdle of higher institution,there you will starting hunting for job side to side..i have prolly made up my mind that i won't study any course which i have never dreamnt of,i mean is appauling,i will stick with my professional course all the time..
"rep accountancy

fryo4life:
It is the dream of most fresh graduates to get a decent job immediately after NYSC and start life. But life could be very unpredictable. We passed out from nysc and sent our CVs to various companies and hoping to get a job, fastly. A month gone, no job yet? A year is soon gone and still jobless after nysc? So, how long is too long to wait for a job after nysc? that is for how long should a fresh graduate wait for a job ( paid employment) after nysc before considering alternative mean, such as starting a business or creating a job for yourself.

maestroferddi:
Sorry to sound blunt but you are simply naïve.

You must not have heard of the army of unemployed accounting graduates roaming the major cities in search of jobs. Some of these people made good grades in school and have gone further to get their ICAN certification yet no show.

Just pray for the favour of God as you would be left frustrated if you rely on your strength, aptitude and talent alone.

kristein:

bruh! i feel your pain,and i understand your challenges as at now..nw lets clear something that seems obscure to you guys ryt here...
"have you ever come across any 1st class product roaming about the street all in the name of job hunting"??..do i said "job hunting"??…hell no,i dn't think so!..why?.:because employers of labour find them more creative and innovative,henceforth,majority of these categories are well endowed and are usually retained as an assistant lecturer! ..
I am not in any way contradicting to your opinion..but i am telling the reality,bro!..so if you find yourself in the job hunting category,my brother i sympathize with you and try to have a primitive planning ahead of time bfor is too late..
my opinion though

kristein:

bruh! there is nothing like"eye clearing"in this issue at hand..yes,i'm still in my undergraduate age,and i don't think anything is wrong with it..

there is something you are not getting here..i mean with my professional course(accounting),i am fit in any organisation in the global world,unlike my colleague whom is busy studying what he cn't even give a summarization of..i dn't think i will face the hurdle of job searching you guys are subjected to..i am not talking from assumption,i am telling the reality!

dollyptosh:
As a matter of fact , it is not true. For your information am an Engineer.

kristein:

it is nt true? can you clarify me??

dollyptosh:
You already
made up your mind, let's just end it. Cheers

MacluvPH:
Yeah,but its all abt where u reside?cos the closer to PH the better cos interviews is always Impromptu.

kristein:

bruh! there is nothing like"eye clearing"in this issue at hand..yes,i'm still in my undergraduate age,and i don't think anything is wrong with it..

there is something you are not getting here..i mean with my professional course(accounting),i am fit in any organisation in the global world,unlike my colleague whom is busy studying what he cn't even give a summarization of..i dn't think i will face the hurdle of job searching you guys are subjected to..i am not talking from assumption,i am telling the reality!

onadana:
If you are in the league of those who did not invest wisely in their allawee....you go find job tire.

fryo4life:
It is the dream of most fresh graduates to get a decent job immediately after NYSC and start life. But life could be very unpredictable. We passed out from nysc and sent our CVs to various companies and hoping to get a job, fastly. A month gone, no job yet? A year is soon gone and still jobless after nysc? So, how long is too long to wait for a job after nysc? that is for how long should a fresh graduate wait for a job ( paid employment) after nysc before considering alternative mean, such as starting a business or creating a job for yourself.

MacluvPH:
Yeah,but its all abt where u reside?cos the closer to PH the better cos interviews is always Impromptu.

kristein:

bruh that's it..nothing like studying your dream course..once you are lucky to gt any of professional course,you chances of job hunting for so many years will diminsh and vice-versa...
imagine in my school(unizik)introducing new course which i cn't even give a detail what the course is al about,meanwhile some desperate student due to admission challenges will still accept the course,then later on in their 300lev start complaining and lamenting over the so-called course..well,lets just say it aint their fault but due to competition student are facing for survival of the fittest,that led them to the discipline..
my advise is that::anyone who find herself in any unknown discipline should start making prior planning bfor graduation..i think that will help them in long run...

kristein:

bruh! i feel your pain,and i understand your challenges as at now..nw lets clear something that seems obscure to you guys ryt here...
"have you ever come across any 1st class product roaming about the street all in the name of job hunting"??..do i said "job hunting"??…hell no,i dn't think so!..why?.:because employers of labour find them more creative and innovative,henceforth,majority of these categories are well endowed and are usually retained as an assistant lecturer! ..
I am not in any way contradicting to your opinion..but i am telling the reality,bro!..so if you find yourself in the job hunting category,my brother i sympathize with you and try to have a primitive planning ahead of time bfor is too late..
my opinion though

chyna4luv:


This your statement motivates me to comment. During my service year was when they increased 'ALLAWEE'.So I thought it wise to spend judiciously while other corps members were buying latest phones,laptops etc I was busy saving.At the end of my service year, I was able to save #110K. When my searching for jobs for 2months proves abortive, then I used my cool #110k to hire a small shop in a local environment, and do business like charging phones, selling recharge cards, visa lottery registration, WAEC etc. The profit I make daily, makes me feel relaxed that I don't jobhunt anymore but when people noticed that I am doing well, they now opened the same business in the same environment with me that makes me frustrated. I began to look for jobs again and took up DSA in a bank for one year. As GOD may have it, I am now working as a CCO with a bank.

#LetsStart4rmSmall

Koffies:

You're still naïve dear. Just pray those friends whose courses you're turning your nose down on do not get better jobs than you or better still () get jobs before you. There are so many accountants out in the labour market. The logic in your argument is flawed sef cos those professional courses (asides medicine) that you exalted are over populated so their graduates need more to make them stand out. Moreover, in the Nigeria of today, your course doesn't really count when it comes to corporations that train their new recruits.
Although I wouldn't say getting a job depends on who you know all the time but it's definitely not all about your posh course.

kristein:

bruh! i feel your pain,and i understand your challenges as at now..nw lets clear something that seems obscure to you guys ryt here...
"have you ever come across any 1st class product roaming about the street all in the name of job hunting"??..do i said "job hunting"??…hell no,i dn't think so!..why?.:because employers of labour find them more creative and innovative,henceforth,majority of these categories are well endowed and are usually retained as an assistant lecturer! ..
I am not in any way contradicting to your opinion..but i am telling the reality,bro!..so if you find yourself in the job hunting category,my brother i sympathize with you and try to have a primitive planning ahead of time bfor is too late..
my opinion though

Koffies:

You're still naïve dear. Just pray those friends whose courses you're turning your nose down on do not get better jobs than you or better still () get jobs before you. There are so many accountants out in the labour market. The logic in your argument is flawed sef cos those professional courses (asides medicine) that you exalted are over populated so their graduates need more to make them stand out. Moreover, in the Nigeria of today, your course doesn't really count when it comes to corporations that train their new recruits.
Although I wouldn't say getting a job depends on who you know all the time but it's definitely not all about your posh course.

MacluvPH:
No time,is too long as far as u wear patience as a cloth and wait diligently for your own time to secure a job cos its always happen like a Miracle.Mine happened like a movie and dream come true.I never did any interview.I just got a call from oil drilling firm one aternoon after returning from the secondary school I was teaching in Kaduna, and the lady being the Human Resource manager told me "sequel to my interview" that am to resume work on so so date in PH and I didn't have to argue which interview,I just followed up and told her" thank you ma" as if I attended any interview for that job.all I did afterwards was to go and study and know the duty expected of me in that job.and today am perfect in that job and my salary is Wow. So just be patient.Gods time is the best.