Cursory: A Nigerian lady has shared insights on transitioning from university to the workforce via TikTok.
A Nigerian woman has shared valuable insights on what undergraduate students should know before transitioning from university to the workforce.
She posted a video on her TikTok page, @chopilos, acknowledging that it might be challenging for many individuals to accept.
She pointed out that some parents may not have the influential connections they claim, and this reality becomes evident after graduation when students must navigate the job market independently.
She stressed the importance of leveraging “pretty privilege” by dressing well and maintaining a polished appearance, as it can significantly impact opportunities. Additionally, she advised students to cultivate relationships with affluent peers, as these connections can enhance their networking prospects.
Furthermore, she urged smart students to remain humble and receptive to learning from others, cautioning against arrogance. Lastly, she advised students to avoid surrounding themselves exclusively with like-minded individuals, as it can stifle personal growth.
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@brightchidomere:My don’t have but they’ll be like just graduate first
@Mmesoma ❤️:These points sound awkward but very much practical and happens everyday just graduated and realised 😂
@Rahmat❤️🫶🏻:The bitter truth is no friends is ready to help cos dem too get family that they wan help ,so just work on yourself
@zinnie:look good,look nice,people will see you before they know what’s in your head
@Oluwateniara ❤️🌹:My papa get Connections can never be more grateful for that😩😩❤️
@a u d r e y 🧚🏼♀️:omg the first one was the realest thing!!!
@Zach King:I just quit listening to negative things in my life ,, I wanna hear positive things only !!!
@techbro:do pretty privilege work for Guys
@Shutter Box:pretty privilege == read up attractiveness bias,
@Becca💕:Ah my parents even in uni I know they don’t have any connections
@Chibuzophotography:This is so true
@Halimat_sule:Everything you said!!
@thisisdorcas_:This number one, I know someone that learnt it the hard way
@Oluwateniara ❤️🌹:My papa get Connections can never be more grateful for that😩😩❤️
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