babasadiq79:
Hello i just graduated from the University, i need advice from experienced people.
To the experienced peoplewhat did you do when you graduated?

sheDD:
social scientists will sing up 4 what??

Juliearth:


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I am not sure, but you can always ask a seasoned professional in your field for guidance. [/s]

royalads:
My advice to any fresh graduate is to get certifications. Go get real certifications. I cannot overemphasize the importance of getting certifications. My friends who are HR managers in big Companies tell me they have vacancies. Plenty lot of them. But they rarely get people with the required certifications and couple of years of experience to take them up. For instance, there is a very high demand for Business analysts, HR analysts and Managers and Project managers with CIPM or PMP, PRINCE2 or SIGMA. These certifications don't come cheap but it sets you ahead of others. Also, the startup pay for them is not bad too.

Another option is to acquire IT skills. You can never go wrong with that. Thankfully, with YouTube, you don't have to pay through your nose to get started. Simply search for 'Skill name + tutorials' on YouTube. Find videos that are over 5 hours long. Take the course religiously. After that, register on Upwork and Freelance to offer your skill there. This is what thousands of 'reasonable' youths are doing to make thousands of dollars month. If you have a smartphone, laptop and access to internet and you are still broke, then your head needs to be checked seriously.
Daz all

oluwaseyi000:
My guy you need skills asap

I will strongly advise you learn IT skills - programming will be good and if you can afford it CCNA, programing is what saved my life, it's the reason why i am alive and balling, i got a job with a reputable IT firm before finishing my service and when there was mass layoff in my place i got another job within same month with plenty other offers i turned down, when people hear my pay they tend not to believe it

All my friends that are not into IT are still on the street getting insulted with 25k, 40k jobs even the one that attended private school while my other programmer friend is even better than me

The street is tough my brother, no one cares, everyone expects from you, even your parent will stylishly start nagging about food, something they've been doing since your birth but now it will be a big deal to them

This country and society is of no help unless you have something doing you will be tempted with all sort of vice, don't wait till you become desperate, start now

partnerbizn5:
This question is ambiguous, blanket, and looks like finding a needle in a haystack or looking for a virgin in Unilag...

partnerbizn5:
This question is ambiguous, blanket, and looks like finding a needle in a haystack or looking for a virgin in Unilag...

Newguyhere:
The internet, it can change your financial destiny forever!!

royalads:
My advice to any fresh graduate is to get certifications. Go get real certifications. I cannot overemphasize the importance of getting certifications. My friends who are HR managers in big Companies tell me they have vacancies. Plenty lot of them. But they rarely get people with the required certifications and couple of years of experience to take them up. For instance, there is a very high demand for Business analysts, HR analysts and Managers and Project managers with CIPM or PMP, PRINCE2 or SIGMA. These certifications don't come cheap but it sets you ahead of others. Also, the startup pay for them is not bad too.

Another option is to acquire IT skills. You can never go wrong with that. Thankfully, with YouTube, you don't have to pay through your nose to get started. Simply search for 'Skill name + tutorials' on YouTube. Find videos that are over 5 hours long. Take the course religiously. After that, register on Upwork and Freelance to offer your skill there. This is what thousands of 'reasonable' youths are doing to make thousands of dollars month. If you have a smartphone, laptop and access to internet and you are still broke, then your head needs to be checked seriously.
Daz all

babasadiq79:
Hello i just graduated from the University, i need advice from experienced people.
To the experienced peoplewhat did you do when you graduated?

oluwaseyi000:
My guy you need skills asap

I will strongly advise you learn IT skills - programming will be good and if you can afford it CCNA, programing is what saved my life, it's the reason why i am alive and balling, i got a job with a reputable IT firm before finishing my service and when there was mass layoff in my place i got another job within same month with plenty other offers i turned down, when people hear my pay they tend not to believe it

All my friends that are not into IT are still on the street getting insulted with 25k, 40k jobs even the one that attended private school while my other programmer friend is even better than me

The street is tough my brother, no one cares, everyone expects from you, even your parent will stylishly start nagging about food, something they've been doing since your birth but now it will be a big deal to them

This country and society is of no help unless you have something doing you will be tempted with all sort of vice, don't wait till you become desperate, start now

partnerbizn5:
This question is ambiguous, blanket, and looks like finding a needle in a haystack or looking for a virgin in Unilag...

AI007:


bro which aspect of programming is more sort after or rather which kind of programming do you do?

Most Nigerians are currently embracing

Python
React
Nodes.js

Others are pursuing

Data analysis
Data structure
Cybersecurity
CCNA / CCNP / CCNE

That is the one I know...
It pains me that someone will drop comments about how they learn one I.T skills and they are getting bucks with it, when their fellow dude as them which I.T field is that, they keep mute...

Na so we go dey dey?

BuhariDcow:
The best way for a fresh graduate? I think it's left. Yes, just turn left and walk straight dooowwnnn...
Oops! I'm sorry, you have to turn right.
I'm confused right now. I just called Buhari and he said it's more like a marching order.
Left right

obamartins:
Certification is better but don't venture into it with all ur savings. Certifications won't put food on ur table immediately. Find something that will give you steady income. After graduating worked for a while with no good income. Naa so I carry laptop connected to the Internet and started book publishing. Today, I am free. I see between N900,000 - N1,000,000 monthly by God's Grace and have been doing this and taking care of a lot of financial obligations. Take advantage of the Internet legitimately and be financially free. No company in Nigeria will pay you what a dedicated and diligent work will give you on the Internet legitimately without defrauding anyone.

Spend 30 Minutes a Day Learning a Marketable Skill

Success doesn’t go to the smartest or strongest, but to the most skilled.

When you have something valuable to offer the marketplace, people will pay you for it.


Devote 30 minutes a day to learning new skills for fun and profit. The Youtube is my teacher and i will be most grateful to God for opening my eyes to skills there.

Whether it’s writing, coding, marketing, Facebook ads, a new language, sales or negotiation, don’t let a day go by where you don’t improve your skill set and abilities.


Work no dey Nigeria o, use ur tongue count ur teeth b4 hand meet u.



Peace!

SincereBigot:
Join politics or become a pastor

kovic7:
Please everyone I need help too. I'm very confused right now. I just graduated too (HND business administration, 22, Oct this year). Now I'm waiting for NYSC I'm very depressed and nervous about what the future holds.
No guarantee of job and I'm a self sponsored student. My discipline isn't too marketable in the labour market (I may be wrong though). So, I don't want to be caught off-guard by the reality of things when I finish service. I have a laptop and I can afford data. Please I need help and mentoring on what I can do online (legit).
Please, I'm very ready to learn. My number is 08100528345, whatsapp...
Help a brother please. Make perzin no go put hand for bad things....
NB. I'm a good barber too!

SimeonOTC:


lol
me and you dey dsam train oh..
same hnd and graduation date..waiting for service
lol..at a time, i use to be scared of the future, but now, i dnt think so..no worry sha it is well

me am into web development and graphic design now

SimeonOTC:


lol
me and you dey dsam train oh..
same hnd and graduation date..waiting for service
lol..at a time, i use to be scared of the future, but now, i dnt think so..no worry sha it is well

me am into web development and graphic design now

Knox123:

Where u for dey learn ur graphics and web dev?