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These are the frustrations in this country now
514,863 次观看 • 2 年前 •via X (Twitter)
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An interesting way to send out ones CV, clearly the digital generation is leveraging the tools available to it.

As he said, do not give up. Hii maisha, it is a marathon. If you compare yourself with those who have serious networks, you will constantly be depressed. Chart your own path. Hustle. Hata kama ni kuvunja mawe kwa kware. And have an open mind so that you can spot opportunities, even those not aligned with your university education.

Young men needs to stop applying for jobs after college and start offering to be in apprenticeship positions FOR FREE while still in college. But I understand: your FREE TIME is for sherehe vibes and inshallah because you have FOMO

That’s how it goes when everything is sabotaged by bad governance. I’m glad I’m leaving the country soon.

The talent that is hidden here, papers aside.

I don't know how much he makes from the hustle. But he could dm me his CV. My office assistant just resigned two days ago, definitely landed a better offer and I am more than happy for her. So there's a vacancy that could be filled.

This guy is still very young. Ndio ameanza tu. Let him continue working hard.

Excelling in Academics do come with a lot of expectations. Keep pushing young man. Sisi wengine ni wahenga but we keep pushing and hoping for the best.

After watching the full video, all I can say is that despite his first-class honors and other superior papers, his mind doesn't seem sharp enough. It's evident that he has written this script and is reading his speech from somewhere. A degree holder, especially one with first-class honors, should be able to organize their thoughts without relying on a script and deliver eloquently without extensive preparation. We are part of an entitled generation; with all these qualifications, he should be creating jobs instead of expecting them. However, I attribute this to the economy and the prevailing unfavorable policies.

We're tired with everything as a country
