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Kbs468:hahahaha! Guy person never chop since moni ni cux am! Na my last strength I dey tk type so! |
8 Things You Must Do Before Concluding Your NYSC! Job hunting could be an uphill task for most fresh graduates considering the fact that it is a game of the survival of the fittest.Below are a list of 8 things you must get done while serving your nation to be better positioned for the job hunt especially in the private sector. 1.DECIDE ON THE KIND OF JOB YOU WANT: The first thing you must do is to take a decision on the kind of job you want.You can even stream line it down to the list of companies you would want to work for, that way you know what you are preparing for and how to go about it. It amuses me when job hunters come to my office and I ask them what kind of job do you want and they go like “oga, any job”. Any job is no job dude, take a decision today because it will determine a whole lot of things in your preparation. 2.RESEARCH: Carry out a research on the company(ies) you would like to work with. It baffles me how people submit their CVs to companies they know little or nothing about. A little research will do you some good. Get to know a thing or two about their history, the people, their organizational culture, their vision and their mission statement. 3.PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATION: Acquire at least one professional certification. This is why you should decide first on the choice of career/job you want as it will help you decide on which professional course to go for. Don’t be a party to the band wagon mentality that is prevalent among corps members. Everybody is going for project management, therefore must you too go for project management? Everybody in your lodge is enrolling for NIM, so you too must enroll for NIM. That is not true. Get to find out the professional certification that best suits your dream job. All you may just need is a course on safety or data base management. Trust me! 4.SKILL ACQUSITION: Please learn a new skill. Get your hands on something, so when they ask you, what can you do? You can provide a definite answer, instead of just telling them what you studied. What you studied and what you can do are two distinct things altogether. This is very important especially for my friends with a background in social sciences. A good skill acquired could also be handy pending when the dream job comes. 5.CHANGE YOUR WARDROBE: Dude please dress like your dream job. Starting building a professional wardrobe from that small alawee. It’s not the time to spend your money on another dirty jean, combat pants, or what have you. Get yourself a cutting edge professional suit (don’t bank on your convocation suit to do the job). It doesn’t cost much. For guys, invest on good ties, cufflinks, shoe, shirts, and a good brief case or bag and stop carrying your cv in that big brown envelope, some directors can sight you from their office and tell the security or secretary “don’t let that guy in, he is looking for a job. 6.WORK ON YOUR WEB IMAGE: Image is everything. Shun those clichés’ or fat lies on our CV, if I go through your Facebook timeline or twitter handle , I will tell the kind of person you are ( I just shared a little secret of what some employers now do, work on it and thank me later). If your Facebook timeline and profile is not decent, work on it or get a new one before you start job hunting. Follow the company you would like to work for on twitter, like their page on Facebook. Build a professional online presence .Get a good e-mail ID (Do away with the xyz4love@yahoo.com craze and the likes of it.). a good professional ID comprises of your name and your surname e.g. adewalejohnson@yahoo.com. 7.IMPROVE YOUR NETWORK: The job you are looking for dey some people hand, Hello! Start building your contact list, invest in strategic relationships while you are still serving. Join associations, clubs, and forums. Ladies you can join Women in Management and Business (WimBiz), the biggest association for women professionals in West Africa. You can enroll for their mentee program as a young female graduate. Trust me, you don’t need to know the caliber of women you meet in such an association. One good contact is worth more than a hundred CV submitted at random. Build new, better, and strategic relationships. 8.GET A MENTOR: Identify someone who has distinguished him or herself in the career you desire to pursue. A good mentor can carry you along, just make sure the person is accessible. Don’t go telling me that Ngozi Okonjo Iweala is your mentor, when you two don’t communicate. She can be your role model, but obviously not your mentor. Identify someone that can create time for you and probably entrust you with responsibilities, even if you don’t get paid. I hope you find it useful Source http://www.viviangist.com/8-things-you-must-do-before-concluding-your-nysc-programme Fraiser DTOBS k2039 fraih... copy more peeps! We most get job immediately after service oh.. |
Oregon man makes a comfortable home inside a retired planeBruce Campbell, a 64-year-old former electrical engineer, has been living in a Boeing 727 jet since 1999, when he acquired the aircraft for $100,000 and placed it in the woods outside the suburbs of Portland, Oregon. sorce: https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=10154003190514759&id=188872144758
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Lagos – Dr Wale, Chief Medical Director, Lagos State University Teaching Hospital (LASUTH), Ikeja, Dr Wale Oke, on Friday said that the state government was installing a helicopter evacuation system in the hospital. Oke said in Ikeja at the trial run of the emergency landing of the helicopter in the hospital the aim was to move patients from different locations to the hospital when required. He said that the trial run was to identify possible challenges that could occur when landing the helicopter and how to profer solutions. “What we did today was a trial run to see the challenges that will be faced by the pilot when he tries to land the helicopter in front of the Surgical Emergency Department. “We have identified all the problems and solutions have been proferred. “The state government is using extra budgetary funds to put up a modern helipad of international standard that will cater for these needs. “Some of the problems that have been identified can be addressed with the removal of some poles and cutting down of trees. “Some physical structures will also have to be adjusted to meet the need so as not to cause injuries when landing, ” he said. Oke said that the government had identified that it was important to further improve on the evacuation of patients to the hospital through air transportation. According to him, when a patient who is critically ill gets to the hospital on time, the chances of survival is higher. Source: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/02/lasuth-test-runs-emergency-helicopter/ |
Lagos – Dr Wale, Chief Medical Director, Lagos State University Teaching Hospital (LASUTH), Ikeja, Dr Wale Oke, on Friday said that the state government was installing a helicopter evacuation system in the hospital. Oke said in Ikeja at the trial run of the emergency landing of the helicopter in the hospital the aim was to move patients from different locations to the hospital when required. He said that the trial run was to identify possible challenges that could occur when landing the helicopter and how to profer solutions. “What we did today was a trial run to see the challenges that will be faced by the pilot when he tries to land the helicopter in front of the Surgical Emergency Department. “We have identified all the problems and solutions have been proferred. “The state government is using extra budgetary funds to put up a modern helipad of international standard that will cater for these needs. “Some of the problems that have been identified can be addressed with the removal of some poles and cutting down of trees. “Some physical structures will also have to be adjusted to meet the need so as not to cause injuries when landing, ” he said. Oke said that the government had identified that it was important to further improve on the evacuation of patients to the hospital through air transportation. According to him, when a patient who is critically ill gets to the hospital on time, the chances of survival is higher. Source: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/02/lasuth-test-runs-emergency-helicopter/ |
Lagos – Dr Wale, Chief Medical Director, Lagos State University Teaching Hospital (LASUTH), Ikeja, Dr Wale Oke, on Friday said that the state government was installing a helicopter evacuation system in the hospital. Oke said in Ikeja at the trial run of the emergency landing of the helicopter in the hospital the aim was to move patients from different locations to the hospital when required. He said that the trial run was to identify possible challenges that could occur when landing the helicopter and how to profer solutions. “What we did today was a trial run to see the challenges that will be faced by the pilot when he tries to land the helicopter in front of the Surgical Emergency Department. “We have identified all the problems and solutions have been proferred. “The state government is using extra budgetary funds to put up a modern helipad of international standard that will cater for these needs. “Some of the problems that have been identified can be addressed with the removal of some poles and cutting down of trees. “Some physical structures will also have to be adjusted to meet the need so as not to cause injuries when landing, ” he said. Oke said that the government had identified that it was important to further improve on the evacuation of patients to the hospital through air transportation. According to him, when a patient who is critically ill gets to the hospital on time, the chances of survival is higher. Source: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/02/lasuth-test-runs-emergency-helicopter/ |
I notice a huge crowd around jamb office at opannam road close to nta office, I hope the candidate request are put into consideration!
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x240:that was exactly what I thought of! |
favoured234:sorry to ask oh! Can you give details on how you got the said job? |
So the priest can't cast out demons ![]() |
Good day to my fellow nairalanders, am just wondering if is possible to get a well paid job without including a discharge/exemption letter to your cv when applying for a job. A friend of my got employed two months of serving(Nysc) in a offshore servicing company. Though I know most company state their requirement when publishing for job position. NB: Am a batch A pcm! |
Shammak:no shaking! |
Shammak:begin pack your bags! Cux the keke man when I come to convoy us go illorin dey junction dey wait! |
Emmeritus:am telling you! The only solution is ac... |
Shammak:state capital that's wia me dey go... |
Fraiser:you Don turn juju? Na to buy kola and ogogoro pour 4 your big toe... ![]() |
Am force to open a thread on this issue cause of the rate of heat now! I don't know if am the only one that is witnessing the change of climate, but all I can say is that my whole house is hot! and imagine have bathed like 6 times now, but still yet am sweating.... what's the cause?
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Shammak:my bro! You get ideal on how the kwarra be self! |
Kbs468:seriously? Guy na akwa ibom dey my mind oh! |
Please house! I checked my CUL using the nysc11 then and I was posted to kwarri, but now the same cUn from the previous CuL Is what I got from nysc through text! Will I still be posted to kwarri state? |
Kbs468:chairman I nor dey understand English na, abeg decipher am 4 me jare, b4 I go site boyx 4 you... ![]() |
Fraiser:bros never vex oh! I know say if u vex you dey always cry , mk I rush wear my slippers from fraih house, commot sharply b4 chief show! |
Fraiser:I fit try am use una card, even if na 10years ago una marry, I go put the card for inside frame like certificate... Am Good bro! Thanks. |
Fraih:so you join them agree say na site I dey work? |
Kbs468:hahahahahaha! My brother you nor lie oh, I dey shout since 4 site, unto my head pan when them move(thief)! Abeg mk una donate small money buy new one 4 me |
Fraih:am here oh! Na only u dey remember me 4 GC! If I start proposing now, guys would be angry! Thank you miss fraih...... |
boboLIL:guy nor be only you oh! Heat wear me Polo and small cap! I dey use person wedding card dey fan my head! |
Fraiser:the head dey 4 my body na! |
Fraiser: ! Cocacola my broda! |
So games ain't for kids! Like the ps4 they are playing is 100k+, where will a kid see that kind of money to purchase one... more over my ps4 graphics normally scare my Lil niece... |
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