Yeah, this sounds a bit like outsourcing individual job search efforts.
But let me help the person with something that I did during my NYSC, in the days when there was no AI (I'm beginning to sound like our parents😀)
So what I did was to make a list of about 50 different companies in the different industries where I thought my knowledge, and skills were needed.
I sort them into different categories in terms of the the size of their operations, then I started to ask everyone in my network if they could connect me with someone who works or has worked in any of these companies.
The goal was for me to be able to communicate with someone who has direct experience with the company, and could give me firsthand information on the entry requirements, and how to prepare myself for opportunities from those companies.
I also did LinkedIn free 30 days premium subscription so I could directly message people who work in those companies.
Of course I didn't get responses from all of them, but a good number of them responded.
That was how I got the confirmation that I needed a master's degree if I wanted to complete for opportunities in a certain industry.
It took several months to get most of these information, and it was frustrating at some point, because these people have really tight schedules so you're not a priority for them.
But the ones who managed to respond to my enquiries, gave me valuable information that proved very useful when I opportunities came up.
@Zlatan_Ibile My induction into the medical profession is coming up and I don't have clothes to wear
How many likes for this fit my idolo 🤲
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