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lexy2014:
u say he is on vacation but everyday his handlers and supporters keep asking for prayers for his quick recovery.by d way, are there no vacation spots in Nigeria good enough 4 buhari?I thought he said we should patronise made in naija and change begins with him?he said Jonathan emptied d treasury. where did they get money for this trip?

sexfabregas:
I'm a student of one of the eastern tertiary institutions, any one from the east will know that the highest number of ponzi scheme investors come from eastern universities.

Well my close friend spent up to 150k (part borrowed and part of his house rent money) to buy bitcoins for mmm united. Long story short, wallet got hacked money went down the drain, there was a middle man in the bitcoin transaction though, but the guy has been begging for time to raise the money to refund my friend.

The problem is, my friend's grace period for his house rent payment is expired now and he has a no nonsense land lord who has kicked him out, he's still squatting with some neighbors for now.

I advised him to confess to his parents but he refused bluntly. insisting he has a good chance of getting his money back from the middle man who bought bitcoins for him.

Anyone with sensible suggestion and advise should kindly share please.

stay blessed

BodePolScience:
I think I have signed up before but no job available then

MarkGeraldo:
At my 7th year, I was discouraged from pressing phone by my parents talk more of computer

it's funny, u know

Nbote:
Some ppl sef.. At OP what is d rejection in d letter dey gave her? D mere fact dat d kid's letter was replied and by d CEO himself is a plus for her.. Don't b surprised Google would kip tabs on her and she'll have a seat reserved for her wen she's old enof.

Geekylady:
Source : http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-4229230/7-year-old-girl-asked-Google-job-got-response.html#ixzz4YqrirNbr

femolacqua:
Sweat.

wunmi590:
Lesson learnt: Never look down on yourself, always have confidence on yourself, always dream big and lastly, pray for a better future.

nwaanambra1:
NAIJA COMPANIES NEVER EVEN REPLY REAL APPLICANTS TALK MORE OF KIDS HAVING FUN




AT TIMES I WONDER WEDA NA THE SAME GOD CREATE US AND THEM!

Sasha Lekach wrote:

After an apparently very influential career talk with her father, 7-year-old Chloe Bridgewater decided to go where many hopeful job seekers have gone before: the Google careers page.

After submitting her version of an application to work at Google (addressed to "google boss", she waited for a response. But instead of the dreaded non-response or generic form letter, she received a letter from the company's CEO, Sundar Pichai, just a few days later.

Google confirmed the letters between the tech CEO and young girl from Hereford, England, are real.

In the letter, which wasn't exactly a rejection but more of a supportive message, Pichai wrote, "I look forward to receiving your job application when you are finished with school! " He added encouragement for the girl to keep learning about computers, robots and technology, saying, "you can accomplish everything you set your mind to."

This all started when a few weeks ago, her father, Andy Bridgewater, said in an email Wednesday. When the first-grade student asked her dad about his job as a refrigerator parts sales manager, he told her what he did. She then asked if there was anywhere else he'd want to work.

That's when Bridgewater told his daughter about Google. "I said Google would be cool and she asked why. So I showed her the pictures of their offices and the cool things they do." She was hooked after seeing the decked out Google campus in Silicon Valley, complete with bean bags, slides and go-karts.

When she said she wanted to work there too, he suggested she send an application, so she did (with some help from dad). In her "application," she was very up front about not really knowing how to apply for a job. "I don't really know what one of them is but [dad] said a letter will do for now," she wrote. She also offered up other possible careers if Google didn't pan out: chocolate factory worker and swimming in the Olympics.

Like any good cover letter, she propped herself up: "My teachers tell my mum and dad I am very good in class and am good at my spelling and reading and my sums." And she gave specifics to show her skills. "My dad gave me a game where I have to move a robot up and down squares, he said it will be good for me to learn about computers."

Bridgewater said he has no Google connections and his entire family — also consisting of his wife Julie and younger daughter Hollie — haven't even been to California. So he just sent the letter "and hoped for the best."

Her dad posted Pichai's response letter to his LinkedIn page earlier this week, where he explained how getting a response has given Chloe a confidence boost. "She is now even more eager to do well at school and work for Google."

That post has been liked more than 94,000 times.

For Chloe, who is still a kid and mentally healing from a scary car accident a few years ago when a taxi knocked her over, this is all a lot to handle, but still really exciting and encouraging, Bridgewater said. "Never imagined all this attention," he said.

As Chloe explained to Pichai, this was only her second letter she's written aside from one to Father Christmas — bet she didn't get this much of a reaction to that letter.

Source: http://mashable.com/2017/02/15/google-letter-7-year-old-job-application/#nlk9D.XVyOqB
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macherie1:
If any of the words listed below appear on your curriculum vitae, consider expunging or rephrasing them. Your curriculum vitae says everything about you and determines your chances of meeting with an employer who doesn’t know you in person. Do your best to give it an appeal that can grab the attention of the recruiter long enough to give you a chance.

1.Unemployed

There is no reason whatsoever for this word should appear on your CV. The recruiter can infer your employment status from your employment history.

2.Hardworking or Hard worker

Unnecessary. Expunge it

3.’Ambicious’

Pay attention to your spelling. Misspelled words like this should never appear on your CV
[b]
4.Microsoft Office[/b]

Listing Microsoft Word proficiency as skill is like listing being able to read and write as a skill. Microsoft office is not a skill. Consider including other professional short courses that you have completed online or go online and take free courses in skills and software that are relevant to your profession.

5. Reference available upon request

The recruiter will ask for a reference without you telling them.

6. Can’t or Won’t

Avoid negative words. Rather emphasize what you can do or will do

7. Unnecessary personal Information

Personal information such as date of birth, family status, personal interest etc. should be avoided on a CV. These information do not determine your qualification for the job.

8. Hobbies

Including your hobbies is distracting and time wasting for the recruiter. Your hobbies do not pertain to your qualification for the job.

9. Result-Oriented

“While many other words are misused or diluted by overuse, these are the weakest and most abused,” says master executive resume writer Barrett-Poindexter.

10. I know SQL, HTML…

You don’t have to know all the skills required for a job to land it. You will be questioned based on the skills you claim to know and your level of proficiency in them. Avoid dishonesty.


http://www.financialadvisorngr.com/9-words-never-include-curriculum-vitae/

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timmyblast:
i use to hold tutorial classes back in the university, i also have a little I.T experience as well. i stay in the egbeda area of lagos. Iv not also relent, i submit CV to schools as well. thanks