Patrick Okunima CV Writing Services

Patrick Okunima CV Writing Services Patrick Okunima CV Writing Services specializes in writing professional, interview-winning CVs and Cover Letters.

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12/12/2020

1. Academic Writers: Prospective candidates must possess a Masters degree (MA or M.Sc.) in any discipline. First degree holders and professional master’s degree holders, such as MBA and MPA should not apply. Familiarity with APA referencing style is a must.

2. Non-Academic Writers: The primary role is to develop various kinds of written content, such as blog posts, business reports, etc. Minimum qualification is first degree in any discipline.

Interested applicants should send their CV and application letters to [email protected] with the position applying for as subject of the email.

Additionally, academic writers are required to submit two copies of their writing academic writing, such as journal articles. Final year projects, M.Sc. theses or PhD dissertations are not acceptable. Non-Academic Writers are to send two copies of their writing along with their applications.

Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.

20 PROFITABLE BUSINESSES YOU CAN START IN 2019The year is already running at a fast pace. Yet, many people have not come...
20/03/2019

20 PROFITABLE BUSINESSES YOU CAN START IN 2019

The year is already running at a fast pace. Yet, many people have not come to terms with the financial roadmap that will shape their finances within the remaining parts of the year and beyond. Now, the psyche of many individuals is taking a leap at self-employment. The era of the traditional 8-5pm work routine is about to change, as more persons are keen on establishing self-propelled businesses. If you belong to this latter school of thought, we say congrats on the bold step.

Nevertheless, your journey to self-employment tends to have a cog in the wheels when a feasible roadmap or clear direction is not in view. It is a good idea to build an empire. However, there are many business opportunities out there. Which of these are you settling for? That is the first poser you have to solve, while we continue with realistic approaches to floating a business that will be feasible this year (2019) and stand the test of time.

Before you make a Choice, Think!

Before you make a choice from the list of business prospects we’ll present shortly, it is pertinent to consider these factors. They will not only influence your decision in a positive way but will enhance your stake at the chosen venture in the years to come.

• The Passion

If you must make a bold impression with your business, it is pertinent that you are attracted to it. The passion/innate happiness you derive in the business should hold the first spot above the financial benefits. This is among the secrets many entrepreneurs use to remain relevant in their fields of endeavors. When the going gets tough, you will not have second thoughts about the business, because that is what you love doing.

• Identify the Market

It will amount to shooting yourself on the foot by choosing a business that has zero market potentials. Always identify the current needs of the given population/set of prospective consumers (which is the target market), and provide services that can solve such needs.

• Get a Mentor

Finally, forge an alliance with current players in the industry. With the odds in your favor, you can get first-hand insight to the workings of the businesses. Armed with this data, you will be in a better position to scale the risks and hitch a ride to riches.

On Your Marks, Ready, Go!

We are ready to set the ball rolling. Are you ready to take the underlying risks and stare poverty in the face with a smirk look? Then, join us as we take you through the list of 20 feasible business opportunities you can tap into in 2019.

1. Pure Water Production

As the legendary Afro musician, Fela would put it, “water no get enemy”. True to that statement, there is a ready market for water. People are always on the move, and except for the few that carry a bottle of water, others depend on sachet (pure) water to quench their taste. This is a lucrative business, especially at this period when the sun is literally biting into the human skin.
If you have some millions to spare and you are willing to take the risks for the first few years, we suggest opening a sachet water factory. However, go on a feasibility study before doing so. Many people’s mentality is wired to desist from startups. If you cannot cope with the challenges at the onset, become a distributor to established franchises. Through this avenue, the methodologies of running the business will be clearer to you. After that, take steps to launch your factory in a choice location that is also at proximity to the consumers.

2. Fast Food

In the human scale of preference, food, clothes, and shelter are the three (3) core needs. The fast-food business is an untapped goldmine. The notion that the uneducated/wretched are the core beneficiaries of the business is not only wrong but also a ploy to keep you swimming in the ocean of financial lack.
There are many ways to operate this business. Get a cart to ply your trade in the streets. If this proves hard for you, consider floating a mini restaurant. The latter does not only gives you full control of the finance but also reduces expenses, such as paying staff and rent.

3. Importation

At the mention of the word, “importation”, many people tend to go into a frenzy. There is no doubt that the business is profitable but you cannot import everything that catches your fancy. For instance, you can reach an agreement with a school to supply branded umbrellas or backpacks to the students. Once the deal pulls through, search for foreign manufacturers that can supply the products to you at cheaper costs, while you pocket the lion’s share of the money.

On the other hand, you can delve into the importation of bales of clothes from Cotonou and other regions where they are cheap. Tokunbo (car) spare part importation is also lucrative. Nevertheless, you must have some hundreds of thousands to get into the business.

4. Car Wash

You can start this lucrative business with little investment. Get a good space, purchase washing materials, such as buckets and detergent. In addition, you can install a water tap and hoses for dispensing water as you wash the automobiles.

5. Freelancing

Remote working is the latest trend. Interestingly, this industry is waxing stronger as months go by. Freelancing/remote jobs put food on the table of 40% of the American population. The same...

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The year is already running at a fast pace. Yet, many people have not come to terms with the financial roadmap that will shape their finances within the remaining parts of the year and beyond. Now, the psyche of many individuals is taking a leap at self-employment. The era of the traditional 8-5pm w...

Are you tired of submitting your CV and not getting any response from employers?Are you tired of staying without a job?A...
03/02/2019

Are you tired of submitting your CV and not getting any response from employers?

Are you tired of staying without a job?

At Patrick Okunima CV Writing Services, we will write you a CV that will land you interviews and get you that dream job.

Visit www.patrickokunima.com.ng for details!

Are You Tired Of Submitting Your CV And Not Getting Any Response From Employers?Are You Tired Of Job Hunting?At Patrick ...
02/02/2019

Are You Tired Of Submitting Your CV And Not Getting Any Response From Employers?

Are You Tired Of Job Hunting?

At Patrick Okunima CV Writing Services, We'll Write You A Professional CV That Will Land You Interviews And Get You That Dream Job!

Visit www.patrickokunima.com.ng Or Call 08104502652 To Learn More...

LOOKING FOR A JOB?A Professional CV Will Increase Your Chances Of Landing An Interview, And Ultimately, Securing Your Dr...
12/08/2018

LOOKING FOR A JOB?

A Professional CV Will Increase Your Chances Of Landing An Interview, And Ultimately, Securing Your Dream JOB!

From now till the end of September 2018, I will be giving out FREE CV templates to JOB SEEKERS, so that they can create professional, interview-winning CVs.

To get the template, follow these 2 steps:

3. Submit your email at https://goo.gl/Twnhwb

4. Come back here and comment “Send”

I will send the CV template to you immediately.

FREE CV & COVER LETTER TEMPLATESToday, we are giving out CV and cover letter templates, the exact ones we use in creatin...
05/01/2018

FREE CV & COVER LETTER TEMPLATES

Today, we are giving out CV and cover letter templates, the exact ones we use in creating professional CVs and cover letters for my clients. With these templates, You can create a stunning CV and cover letter in less than 20 minutes. Comment with your email address if you're interested and we'll send you the templates. It's 100% FREE.

21/09/2016

HOW TO GET YOUR DREAM JOB IN NIGERIA: 10 POWERFUL TIPS

“There are no jobs out there! It’s as simple as that” Only God knows how many times I have heard people make that remark. As a matter of fact, it’s gradually becoming a normal opening remark for encouraging undergraduates to venture into other things rather than searching for a white collar job.

As much as I support the idea of being an entrepreneur, starting your own business and being your own boss, I see no reason why an individual would invest over a decade of his life in being educated and not get to use the certificate for some years before venturing into other things, if need be.

In all sincerity, the ratio of available jobs compared to qualified applicants is very low, which means, to be gainfully employed in this part of the world, you must not just stand out, you must also know how to play your card rightly.

This post will explore the basic grounds that must be covered from your undergraduate days, during and after NYSC (National Youth Service Corp) program.

AS AN UNDERGRADUATE:

In my conversation with some set of students in Nigerian universities, I discovered that most of them don’t actually have the end in mind before commencing their degree program. They just want to be identified as an undergraduate, leave their parent’s house and enjoy the freedom that come along with it.

As an undergraduate, it’s never too early to starting thinking about what the future holds for you, such thinking will not only gear you up in preparing for what the field has to offer, it will also connect you with like-minded people. Below are the basic things your preparation must cover as an undergraduate aspiring to get his/her dream job after graduation.

1. Make Good Grades: The importance of graduating with good grades cannot be overemphasized. In Nigeria, it’s very important that you graduate with a minimum of second class lower division. But the central idea of getting your dream job is to stand out, this means; you should go beyond the fold and not settle for the national average grade. While in school, do your best to make at least second class upper division.

There is a popular saying that “Your destiny does not revolve around your grade” the truth is this; your grade as undergraduate degree is a co-determinant of your future job. Don’t be fooled by ridiculous examples of how Bill Gate dropped out of school, how Mark Zuckerberg left school mid-way into his degree in Harvard. In this part of the world, it’s a different ball game!

Your good grade will at least get you invites for interviews.

2. Learn How To Interact: Being sociable is one of the main reasons for going to school. The ability to interact with strangers and acquaintance in like manner is of great importance. Before you graduate, make it a point of duty to build up your self confidence, learn how to approach people and initiate a conversation, learn how to get people to listen to you, learn how to address a large crowd.

It’s a skill you would eventually tap into for the rest of your life...See more at: https://patrickokunima.com/2016/06/23/how-to-get-your-dream-job-in-nigeria-10-powerful-tips/

21/09/2016

5 WAYS TO IMPRESS YOUR INTERVIEWER

Recent graduates and other job-seekers know how difficult it can be to land interviews for the roles they covet most. Getting your foot in the door is hard enough; especially during challenging economic times, so once inside it’s important to make the most of your interview.

Individual job roles require particular skill-sets, so interview styles show unique nuances according to the positions available. But there are universal strategies to follow, enabling you to put your best foot forward, regardless of the job you are trying to secure.

As you prepare to interview, keep the following thoughts in mind, to help increase your chances of landing your dream job.

Provide Proper Paperwork – Successful interviewing is all about leaving a positive lasting impression. Non-verbal cues like what you wear and how you conduct yourself during an interview are extremely important, but making your mark starts with furnishing documentation to support your job quest...See more at: https://patrickokunima.com/2016/06/22/5-ways-to-impress-your-interviewer/

PRACTICAL JOB SEARCH TIPS FOR TODAY’S JOBSEEKERSMany will agree that few experiences in life are as frustrating as a job...
21/09/2016

PRACTICAL JOB SEARCH TIPS FOR TODAY’S JOBSEEKERS

Many will agree that few experiences in life are as frustrating as a job search. Looking for a job can be so time consuming that it can become a job in itself. No wonder the challenge of any job seeker is to stand out from the crowd and show employers that you can lead projects, teams or new initiatives better anyone else. Landing that job can mean more task, greater independence, opportunities to learn new skills and grow, increased confidence and satisfaction, and much more. If you plan a careful job search, you have a better chance of landing a good job. Follow these tips to make your job search a success.

BUILD AN ACTIVE AND ENGAGED NETWORK ON YOUR SIDE

Employers want to avoid adding any bad apples to their team. And, because of this fact, managers are far more likely to hire someone who comes with a recommendation. As an applicant with a referral supporting your qualifications and value as an employee, you have an immediate advantage. You are already blessed with the “halo effect” and all that comes with it-including the likelihood of overlooking a number of assumptions. A nod from a trusted employee, valued colleague or some other influential source will almost always land you at least a phone screen interview. The question that follows is how can you build a network of contacts that are in a position to provide you with that all-important nod of approval? In a world filled with Androids and iPhones, there is no excuse not to be in contact with someone you know regarding your search for a job. We now can Google a person and find their LinkedIn profile to get in contact with them and catch up on what they are doing. We hear it all the time, “it’s not what you know, it’s who you know,” that lands you the job. Now, your work experience and your skills do matter, but knowing someone who “may” know someone helps as well...See more at: https://patrickokunima.com/2016/08/26/practical-job-search-tips-for-todays-jobseekers/

Many will agree that few experiences in life are as frustrating as a job search. Looking for a job can be so time consuming that it can become a job in itself. No wonder the challenge of any job se…

5 ATTITUDES THAT CAN HELP YOU PASS AN INTERVIEW1. Dress appropriately. Don’t put on something you’re not comfortable wit...
21/09/2016

5 ATTITUDES THAT CAN HELP YOU PASS AN INTERVIEW

1. Dress appropriately. Don’t put on something you’re not comfortable with.

2. Arrive the interview venue on time. You should be the one waiting for the interviewer, not the other way round.

3. Watch your body language. Don’t send any signal that suggests rudeness, pomposity or any negative attitude.

4. Be prepared for anything. An interview may involve testing your patience, tolerance or endurance. So, be prepared for any kind of treatment....See more at: https://patrickokunima.com/2016/06/22/5-attitudes-that-can-help-you-pass-an-interview/

1. Dress appropriately. Don’t put on something you’re not comfortable with. 2. Arrive the interview venue on time. You should be the one waiting for the interviewer, not the other way round. 3. Wat…

A FEW TIPS TO HELP YOU WRITE A GREAT CVWithout disputing fact, your curriculum vitae (CV) or resume is often the first i...
21/09/2016

A FEW TIPS TO HELP YOU WRITE A GREAT CV

Without disputing fact, your curriculum vitae (CV) or resume is often the first impression you’ll make on a prospective employer, and it’s important to stand out amongst the crowd. I must confess that CV is more or less a job-seeker marketing documents that provide key information about your skills, experiences, education and personal qualities that show you as the ideal candidate. Often, selectors read CVs outside working hours. They may have a pile of 50 CVs from which to select five interviewers. Its evening and they would rather be in the pub with friends. If your CV is hard work to read: unclear, badly laid out and containing irrelevant information, they will just move on to the next CV. That is why it is important for every job seeker to treat the selector like a child eating a meal. Chop your CV up into easily digestible morsels.

In order to arrive at a successful CV, these tips provide a range of styles-classical, professional, academic, plain, and fancy-which can be adapted to fit your personal preference. Sections for employment history, education, skills, experience, publications and interests can be arranged to best show off your fit for the role you’re applying for, whether you’re a graduate fresh out of university or an experienced professional looking to change career.

The Tips:

KEEP THE CHOICE OF WORDS IN THE FIRST PERSON

This is the first tip every job seeker must adopted. If I start my CV in the first person, he should not suddenly start talking about himself in the third person. Job applications are all about selling yourself, so using I, me and my is standard practice. Do not refer to yourself as he, she or they (unless it’s a quote about you from someone else). If you do want to write I the third person, keep it consistent. Don’t flip between the two...See complete article at: https://patrickokunima.com/2016/08/30/simple-tips-to-help-you-write-a-great-cv

Without disputing fact, your curriculum vitae (CV) or resume is often the first impression you’ll make on a prospective employer, and it’s important to stand out amongst the crowd. I must confess t…

21/09/2016

12 Reasons Your CV Isn’t Getting You Interviews

The labor market is a competitive place for job seekers. While handfuls receive invitations for interviews, others who were not selected move on without pondering why they never got shortlisted. The answer may lie within their CVs.

Recruiters are busy people and when a CV falls below standard, they hit the delete button. The reasons your CV isn’t getting you interviews may include:

1. It’s generic; Don’t copy and paste ideas from samples, it will only make your CV look like a circus. Try to be specific and discrete.

2. It lists duties without accomplishments; every job has its share of responsibilities. So focus on what you were able to achieve during your stay at the job.

3. It contains spelling and grammatical errors; Don’t construct your CV in a hurry. Always cross check every word and spelling...See complete article at: https://patrickokunima.com/2016/06/21/705/

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