Young Man Submits One-Line CV for R33k Job, His Statement Surprises Employer
- A 23-year-old Nigerian man applying for a job of R33 518 salary confidently wrote a one-line CV to beg his prospective employer
- The man who identified himself as Kenneth did not consider that the job asked for five to six years of experience before applying
- The HR officer who opened his CV was shocked that a person would be so careless as the applicant was
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A lady who works as an HR expert shared a video that showed the one-line CV an applicant sent for a job that offers an R33 518 monthly salary.
She was surprised when she opened the Word document that he sent, and it was only a line of a funny statement.
Man's CV gets employer's attention
The lady (@mostcool_hr) said even though she admired his optimism, no one should ever do what he did. The man's CV read:
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"I'm Kenneth from Nigeria, I can work any work, I'm 23 years old."
The video showing the applicant's CV stirred reactions online as some praised him for his unconventional way of getting HR's attention.
Watch the video below:
Briefly News compiled some of the reactions below:
King Jashua said:
"At least, this got your attention from the bunch of cover letters you skimmed through."
joy75921 said:
"After writing long essay, they no go still consider u."
Puriche said:
"Can’t blame Kenneth, the amount of stress job application takes. yoo."
crenerit said:
"Him for just use ChatGPT that would have greatly increased his odds."
VICTOR THE VAMP said:
"Who get energy for cover letter."
auntie said:
"This is actually quite audacious."
BALATHEish said:
"Idan nor dey write CV give job, na job dey right CV give am."
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No 1 perfume plug said:
"He got your attention though… that was the plan."
franchesca said:
"Ehen ... all the ones wey dey construct wetin we gain."
Timi said:
"Love his confidence."
bluebaabi said:
"And 5-6 years of experience is just crazy to me, some of you recruiters are not it at all."
Woman who earns well abroad shares experience
Meanwhile, Briefly News earlier reported that a woman (@akuaserwaa252) who travelled abroad to make ends meet and get better opportunities shared a short video that showed what she does for a living.
A camera she placed close to her showed the moment she swept a street abroad. People were amazed at how she was working to change her story.
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