Lisaint:



Sorry for interrupting Chief!

“Free relevant courses “

Are these courses on Linked-in or where can they be found sir?

marcelofrancis:
I will advise to find a recruitment agency in your location and register, there few are jobs in the east and most firm or employer source for applicants from recruitment agencies.

If you want to work in lagos, focus on job with accommodation since you don't have someone there. U can easily find such jobs when you register with certain recruitment agency in Lagos.

Lisaint:



Sorry for interrupting Chief!

“Free relevant courses “

Are these courses on Linked-in or where can they be found sir?

folake4u:



You're mean oh.

AFvckingAlpha:
People come at me when I preach about hustling so I stopped and it made sense.

But It don’t stop me from me hustling online

Well I clean my proceeds though crypto and law enforcement would get nothing on me if they come at me. I trade crypto as far as I’m concerned

Now I’m very fascinated about crypto and now I’m diving into NFT’s making lil gains as well.

You should look into NFT’s

I said what I said

dollyj1996:
It is very important to put God first in all things as He will direct ur steps

Boogyman557:
Holly Gram

AMA Ganja Planter..


AM from Ganja Planter City..


WEED is my RELATIONSHIP and MOTIVATION!


WEED is my LOCATION and RELOCATION!


WEED is my EXAMINATION and CALCULATION!


LITE UP my WEED in peace


WTF MAN!

Milesbillions:
I just concluded my service year on February 2022....barely a month ago and I'm still job hunting, although I have submitted so many applications but the job invites that are coming through are from lagos.

I'm currently in the east. Don't have anybody to stay with in Lagos for now. Now, I'm somebody that like to get a work in career or field that does not allign with my course of study, remember...I studied Animal and Environmental Biology and I came out with a good 2:1. In terms of job opportunities in Nigeria in respect to what I studied, it is very limited and chances of me getting in a job is very slim considering Nigeria factors as I don't have any connection.

A friend adviced me to go for my masters abroad and I told him, there is no money to do the initial processes although I believe in myself that I can get full funding if I apply but the money to write the necessary exams is not around, reason I'm trying my best to get a work of any kind that doesn't necessarily require what I did in school. So many people are doing it and if I ask them, they will say, they got it through graduate trainees and entry level roles in organizations and firms

I'm somebody that likes working in logistics company and as a customer representative but the major hindrance I'm having right now, is not having the experiences that will make me to work in those fields. Some, if not all of the job offers I always come across require for 1-3 years experience which I Don't have.

So guys, what's the best way to get through this? Just one month out of service and I'm already feeling bored at home doing nothing apart from helping my parents in the farm works and reading a basic course on UI/UX designing?

Please any advice of any kind is duely welcomed. Insults are welcomed too. I out here to learn because, nobody knows it all.

About digital skills....I can write but currently don't have a system to do the job again.

The mods please help me move it to the right thread and if possible, Front page.

Milesbillions:
I just concluded my service year on February 2022....barely a month ago and I'm still job hunting, although I have submitted so many applications but the job invites that are coming through are from lagos.

I'm currently in the east. Don't have anybody to stay with in Lagos for now. Now, I'm somebody that like to get a work in career or field that does not allign with my course of study, remember...I studied Animal and Environmental Biology and I came out with a good 2:1. In terms of job opportunities in Nigeria in respect to what I studied, it is very limited and chances of me getting in a job is very slim considering Nigeria factors as I don't have any connection.

A friend adviced me to go for my masters abroad and I told him, there is no money to do the initial processes although I believe in myself that I can get full funding if I apply but the money to write the necessary exams is not around, reason I'm trying my best to get a work of any kind that doesn't necessarily require what I did in school. So many people are doing it and if I ask them, they will say, they got it through graduate trainees and entry level roles in organizations and firms

I'm somebody that likes working in logistics company and as a customer representative but the major hindrance I'm having right now, is not having the experiences that will make me to work in those fields. Some, if not all of the job offers I always come across require for 1-3 years experience which I Don't have.

So guys, what's the best way to get through this? Just one month out of service and I'm already feeling bored at home doing nothing apart from helping my parents in the farm works and reading a basic course on UI/UX designing?

Please any advice of any kind is duely welcomed. Insults are welcomed too. I out here to learn because, nobody knows it all.

About digital skills....I can write but currently don't have a system to do the job again.

The mods please help me move it to the right thread and if possible, Front page.

kingACK:
In as much there is a God who allow you to exist, in as much God allow u to finished ur studies and see you through with your service, same God will provide you with a JOB. Most of us does not even know the power we have, we allow fear of the unseen to separate us from the love of GOD, we are even scared to Pray, becoss we never believe in it. dear, you don't have problem. isn't job you are looking for? Apply like every normal graduate and seek God's help in prayer, where ever they call you for interview please go and u will be employ . I shall add you in my secrete prayers, pls once more God love's you.

dollyj1996:
It is very important to put God first in all things as He will direct ur steps

Jarus:


Watch out for recruitment sdverts of PwC, KPMG, Deloitte, Ernst & Young and banks (You may also enrol for our course, Path to Big 4 - Google it)

Subscribe to

Read jarushub.com from time to time

Don't be too hard in yourself, you just completed your NYSC one month ago, don't put yourself under unnecessary pressure)

eduj:


one of the easiest ways to get job experience in Nigeria is to volunteer/ intern for free in a firm.

Bro,if Mohammad refuses to come to the mountain,the mountain will come to him.

3 months after service (NYSC) no work. I began thinking.Most of the firms I applied to wanted a minimum of 2 years experience.and I had just one from my service year and many firms don't like a CV with NYSC experience as your only working experience.

I woke up one day, dressed up and began visiting firms for fun . I walked into the garage of a multinational logistics company ,met the workshop manager and told him I was a young engineering graduate looking for experience .He told me that there wasn't any vacancy and I insisted that I can intern/work for free.

He was impressed and told me he did the same as a young graduate, eventually getting employed and rising to managing an expanding fleet of over 200 trucks.

He took me on unofficially and I began my learning.It wasn't easy but I worked for free for months.

I got valuable experience that helped me gain a job with another multinational production company less than half a year later. I even had 3 job offers to choose from. one from where I was working for free, another from my present workplace and another from a firm in Lagos.

make no mistake ,it wasn't easy ,am not there yet but am on an enjoyable and financially stable path in my engineering field.


in Nigeria , getting the best paying jobs is through "I know pesin " or being exceptionally good at what you do (experience),it's mostly a combination of the two.

By working for free, I gained a connection that hundreds of fresh graduates applying to same firm won't ever get ,plus I got the experience

Milesbillions:
Man!!!
Congratulations in advance, atleast one stage will soon be over.
Yeah, most of the works are requesting for experience, reason I'm going for graduate Internship programs and entry roles. I even applied for MTN graduate Internship but have not heard from them.... don't know if they have started shortlisting thou?

Yeah, I'm reading a small free course on UI/ux....it is just like a preamble of what ui/ux is all about....

About making CV, you can search for entry level cv template on google and use the format unless you have the money to hire a professional CV writer.

eduj:


one of the easiest ways to get job experience in Nigeria is to volunteer/ intern for free in a firm.

Bro,if Mohammad refuses to come to the mountain,the mountain will come to him.

3 months after service (NYSC) no work. I began thinking.Most of the firms I applied to wanted a minimum of 2 years experience.and I had just one from my service year and many firms don't like a CV with NYSC experience as your only working experience.

I woke up one day, dressed up and began visiting firms for fun . I walked into the garage of a multinational logistics company ,met the workshop manager and told him I was a young engineering graduate looking for experience .He told me that there wasn't any vacancy and I insisted that I can intern/work for free.

He was impressed and told me he did the same as a young graduate, eventually getting employed and rising to managing an expanding fleet of over 200 trucks.

He took me on unofficially and I began my learning.It wasn't easy but I worked for free for months.

I got valuable experience that helped me gain a job with another multinational production company less than half a year later. I even had 3 job offers to choose from. one from where I was working for free, another from my present workplace and another from a firm in Lagos.

make no mistake ,it wasn't easy ,am not there yet but am on an enjoyable and financially stable path in my engineering field.


in Nigeria , getting the best paying jobs is through "I know pesin " or being exceptionally good at what you do (experience),it's mostly a combination of the two.

By working for free, I gained a connection that hundreds of fresh graduates applying to same firm won't ever get ,plus I got the experience

Milesbillions:
Thank you Champ. I will keep striving for the best.
I have listened to the audio of the richest man in babylon, but will try and download the books and read. Thanks for the suggestion king.

virginchaser:
Take it easy on yourself. Last last, everyone go bellefull. Things will definitely fall into places. You are lucky you are out when all information is out at your disposal. I believe you will be okay. You only need to watch whom you are associating with.

Lisaint:


On the Cv /resume stuff
Please did you know any website that do it for free

I was able to create one below!! But they won’t let me down without paying


I can only download in plain text for freee

bonnyhope:
Don't bother yourself much

Just a month ago you finished NYSC and you are already worried for job

Relax your brain and be strategic, don’t just move up and down.

Job will certainly come

Bbbw:
Think for yourself

Karleb:
Get a support system.
Move to major city in your state, preferably, come to Lagos or at least Abuja or port Harcourt.
If you have money or connection, use it to get a job.

Lastly, you will suffer. Trust me.