How to get that dream job

For fresh graduate...

Are you a fresh graduate with little or no experience in working in that dream job of yours?
Well don’t think further, you can get that job. But how?
When you see a job opening advert but it is not in anyway related to your field of study and you think the job is not meant for you. The truth is, you can still apply. It is not a limitation but an invitation to sell yourself to the prospective employer.
Another way fresh graduate limit themselves is when they see a job opening advert with the requirement of 3-5 year experience. Since they are still fresh from the university, the job is not meant for them. Like i said earlier, it is an invitation and not a limitation. It all depends on packaging.
I remember when i was still serving (NYSC), i sent my resume to different organisations through a job website and i have no experience that was required from them. The next day, i got a message from one of them to come for job interview
Two days after i got the first job interview message, another job interview was sent to me. In one week, i got five job interviews. In did not move out of my room to look for job. All i did was to make use of information resources in the World Wide Web. And did you know i did not go for any of the interviews?

Well i was not chanced neither in a rush.
But how did i manage to get such job interviews so fast without any experience?
It was all simply packaging embedded in my resume.
To get that dream job of yours, you must know how to write a resume. Not the copy and paste type of resume. I have seen many graduates using the same old format to write a resume. If you don’t know the old format, then wait for my next article on “how a fresh graduate should to write a resume” even on the web i seen have articles that teaches how to write a resume but they don't teach this things on the individual perspective. That is, the content of a resume should be in uniformity with the qualities of the writer/owner...
I know this article will be incomplete without the next article but if you know how to write a fresh graduate/entry level resume already, then sit down and repackage your resume. Look at your propspective organisation's goal, value and objectives, what do they produce or what kind of service do they render. What category of people do the employ, what is their history, why are they seeking for a new work force in this section/department etc. This are some of the questions that if answered can help you formulate an attractive resume. In this present generation, resume is no longer about you but also about your prospective organisation.
If you have a resume and you want to check if it is employable, i will advise you to submit your resume to PushCV.
They can help you out if you still need some correction.. i will also be kind enough to review the first 50 resume i get in my email for free.
So don't be limited by job adverts, your only limitation is your resume.

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