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jesuslovesme123: I
graduated over 5 years ago, have sat in over 10 interviews, worked in 3
continents – I have been the most junior member of a company, I have
risen to be the most senior member (the Head) of a department, I have
interviewed over 40 candidates, hired over 15 candidates and fired 1
employee. I have reviewed over 25 000 CVs (yes, twenty five thousand)
and coached over 20 career seekers. I have worked full-time and studied
full-time simultaneously, to receive an MBA.

A lot of people graduate with great hopes about post-graduation life.
While these hopes can, and hopefully will, be met – they need to realise
that times have changed, and success is no longer as ‘easy’ to achieve
as it was many years ago. For this reason, graduates should arm
themselves with the following observations – things I was forced to
learn based on experience - to prevent disappointment:


1. Getting a degree is a great achievement, but it is only the starting
point. Professional qualifications, skills-enhancement training and
certifications have made the labour market more competitive. The wise
graduates will immediately find ways to enhance their profiles.


2. There will always be far more job seekers than jobs, and not every
graduate will receive an employment offer within their first year of
graduation. The wise graduates will explore (goodly) alternatives right
from the start.This leads to point 3 -


3. Many graduates are in a position to create wealth for themselves, but
most will not, either because they are adamant about getting a
‘suit-and-tie’ job, or because they are waiting for a huge investment to
come in. The wise graduates will start what they can with the little
they have.


4. University education was not primarily designed for job-finding
purposes, so it baffles me when graduates think that the ONLY way
forward after graduation, is to receive an employment offer. Your
university degree is designed to enhance your profile, to increase your
knowledge, skills and world-view – to make you more useful to yourself
and to the world.


5. Graduates need a teflon-coat. The job market and the business world
are both very tough, but through resilience and continued effort,
success is almost guaranteed.


6. It’s not necessarily the brightest and the best that make it to the
top. There are a number of factors / skills that are not taught in the
university or by most career centres, but which influence career
success. These include: likeability, emotional intelligence, tact,
aggressiveness (but not over-aggressiveness) and continuing professional
development.


7. Not every job vacancy actually exists. Some are posted by recruitment
agents to build their candidate database. In our beloved country, some
others are posted by scammers to exploit graduates.


8. Not every job application you make will be seen by the company
(because there will be many other applications). The earlier you apply,
the more likely you are to have your application seen.


9. Your physical appearance (not in terms of beauty but in terms of
neatness, carriage, composure and speech) will many times influence your
career more than other factors. The wise graduates will ensure that
they look their best and act professionally at all times.



10. It would be unwise to look down on any job opportunities. The ‘low’
jobs are only a ladder towards a better job / career.

thanks for this masterpiece. I will like to learn more from you. God bless

beau49: Nyc piece u got der @op....m jes bin lazy abt statin sumtin of my own aldough finance is still a major ish#still servin doh.

hi

*following*
OP this post is a very good one. Will be starting my NYSC in november and this information will come very much in handy. God bless you @ op.

Thanks everyone, for the comments - I'm glad that anyone found the article useful! It's always great when we can learn from each other...

Thanks also for all the PMs. I have responded to all of them - please check your spam folder if you didn't get my response. God bless you too

Saint Chukz: Op...your entire post is on point. With respect to #6 above, as much as i would easily agree with you, it however brings me to the question of the state of our tertiary institutions, what exactly are we taught in our eye-sored institutions that would make us equipped and capable to take on the job market and challenges that comes with it after graduation?

@Saint Chukz - Thank you, and you have made a very good point. Sadly, our tertiary institutions are a huge part of the 'unemployability' issue faced by some in the job market. This is the reason why each person really has to take their destiny into their own hands, and ensure that they acquire the necessary skills & knowledge their tertiary institutions have failed to provide. Many recruiters are fully aware of this issue and admire the candidates who go out of their way to practice some self-development.

jesuslovesme123: I graduated over 5 years ago, have sat in over 10 interviews, worked in 3 continents – I have been the most junior member of a company, I have risen to be the most senior member (the Head) of a department, I have interviewed over 40 candidates, hired over 15 candidates and fired 1 employee. I have reviewed over 25 000 CVs (yes, twenty five thousand) and coached over 20 career seekers. I have worked full-time and studied full-time simultaneously, to receive an MBA.

A lot of people graduate with great hopes about post-graduation life. While these hopes can, and hopefully will, be met – they need to realise that times have changed, and success is no longer as ‘easy’ to achieve as it was many years ago. For this reason, graduates should arm themselves with the following observations – things I was forced to learn based on experience - to prevent disappointment:


1. Getting a degree is a great achievement, but it is only the starting point. Professional qualifications, skills-enhancement training and certifications have made the labour market more competitive. The wise graduates will immediately find ways to enhance their profiles.


2. There will always be far more job seekers than jobs, and not every graduate will receive an employment offer within their first year of graduation. The wise graduates will explore (goodly) alternatives right from the start.This leads to point 3 -


3. Many graduates are in a position to create wealth for themselves, but most will not, either because they are adamant about getting a ‘suit-and-tie’ job, or because they are waiting for a huge investment to come in. The wise graduates will start what they can with the little they have.


4. University education was not primarily designed for job-finding purposes, so it baffles me when graduates think that the ONLY way forward after graduation, is to receive an employment offer. Your university degree is designed to enhance your profile, to increase your knowledge, skills and world-view – to make you more useful to yourself and to the world.


5. Graduates need a teflon-coat. The job market and the business world are both very tough, but through resilience and continued effort, success is almost guaranteed.


6. It’s not necessarily the brightest and the best that make it to the top. There are a number of factors / skills that are not taught in the university or by most career centres, but which influence career success. These include: likeability, emotional intelligence, tact, aggressiveness (but not over-aggressiveness) and continuing professional development.


7. Not every job vacancy actually exists. Some are posted by recruitment agents to build their candidate database. In our beloved country, some others are posted by scammers to exploit graduates.


8. Not every job application you make will be seen by the company (because there will be many other applications). The earlier you apply, the more likely you are to have your application seen.


9. Your physical appearance (not in terms of beauty but in terms of neatness, carriage, composure and speech) will many times influence your career more than other factors. The wise graduates will ensure that they look their best and act professionally at all times.



10. It would be unwise to look down on any job opportunities. The ‘low’ jobs are only a ladder towards a better job / career.

nice one but I disagree with no 4, how can I make myself useful to the world if I don't get an opportunity to do so

This advice is timely for me...a 2.1 graduate awaitin service,yea

Just passing by, this thread is not for me
* Dangote's Son*

Thanks for the heads up.

Wow ooo... Dis is realy motivating nd educating. Tanx chairman 4 d info. Na man u b

@jesusloveme123, GOD bless u and keep u holy for rapture!

@jesusloveme123, GOD bless u and keep u holy for rapture! Are u single? I have a younger brother wit first class (physics). You have our type of blood. Sha, let the will of GOD be done.

this is the best advice i have ever received ever since i graduated from school.Kudos to the publisher but in actual sense is not easy to float a business in this part on the world especially if you are not from very wealthy family.I think we need government leverage on this

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gloriana:
hi

You won't believe am just seeing this....lol
Since last year. So sorry

beau49:



You won't believe am just seeing this....lol
Since last year. So sorry

yeah, sorry too cos I think d hi has expired. Lol...

gloriana:
yeah, sorry too cos I think d hi has expired. Lol...

No problem.