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Skills and Reputation
We always say "every day is a job interview", the small things show our capacity and attitude.
My advice: Whatever you do, fight to become skilled, fight to build a reputation as a hard worker and someone reliable. Such people are in high demand. Men and women.
Today for the second time in a month, someone told me they have a good job for someone. The person needs a driver's license, admin skills, ability to write and speak English and be reliable.
For the second time, I did not know who to refer... yet 35% of our country is unemployed. But to nominate someone for a job one place your own name on the line, and I was not sure who to nominate...
#confused and sad
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Comment by Maitse Otto Twala on September 10, 2013 at 11:34am
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Skills and being involved in voluntary work of any kind, so most of us don't want to do that but we are expecting to get jobs without skills. Nna I can do construction work too because I always push myself. No need to be sad Ngamula things will come ok Mfana kithi
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Comment by SKENKI SIMON BLANGWE on September 10, 2013 at 9:26am
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For sure Schala without skills this days you can't go anywhere.
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Comment by hazel mahazy mhlongo on September 9, 2013 at 6:20pm
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thats very true schalk and tanx for the advise most of the time we (youth) try to hard to be somebody else ,if i saw someone achiving i will try to do the very same thing forgeting to ask his/her challenges trough the journey and at the end of the day we fail .we must try to build our own empire.
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