1st Class Graduate Gets on the Street with Big Board to Seek Job, Many React as Photo Emerges Online

1st Class Graduate Gets on the Street with Big Board to Seek Job, Many React as Photo Emerges Online

  • A first class graduate identified as Haider Malik has taken the bold step of taking to the streets to search for a job
  • Haider, who disclosed on a big board that he is a first class graduate of Banking and Finance, could be seen smiling for the camera beside the board
  • A LinkedIn user identified as Emmanuel Fajuyigbe was on his way to work when he saw the young jobseeker

A first class graduate, Haider Malik, has taken job hunting to another level as he stepped on the streets with a big board displaying that he needs an employment opportunity.

Haider said he needs an entry level role or a graduate scheme.

Emmanuel Fajuyigbe, a Nigerian man in the United Kingdom that took a photo of Haider and shared his story on LinkedIn said he was on his way to work when he saw the jobseeker.

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Haider Malik
Haider Malik is a first class graduate of Banking and Finance searching for a job. Photo credit: Emmanuel Fajuyigbe/LinkedIn
Source: UGC

He urged recruiters to contact the graduate of Banking and Finance if they have job opportunities for the young man.

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In his words:

"Morning all. This morning heading to work I just saw this gentleman Haider Malik, maybe this post will not be of help but if there is any recruiter out there please feel free to contact him directly. We live in difficult times and the job market isn’t the best at the moment."

These are tough times

Emmanuel said graduates are getting into debt and finding it difficult to get into the job market in recent times.

In his words:

"Graduates are getting into debt and struggling to enter in the job market and let’s be honest, for some roles a Degree is not even required, what people need sometimes is just an opportunity."

Social media reacts

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Reacting, a LinkedIn user named Jenny Simon said:

"Thank you for sharing this! On behalf of many recruiters, I can say you are doing us and all job seekers an enormous service."

James Adeleke wrote:

"Generation Success and Lucy Burgess we should invite him to join our how to get a job in Investment Banking Event."

Philip Akingbemisola commented:

"Thank you for putting a word for Haider. This speaks about your great heart. Wishing him success in his job search."

Dale Moore said:

"I have a few contacts within the banking industry who might be useful to get in touch with. If you’re interested, send me a connection request. Also he may want to apply for our investment banking support programme."

Man prints resume on roll up banner

In similar news, a Nigerian man, Oyebowale Oladayo, got people talking on social media after writing his resume on a roll up banner and reaching out to Governor Gboyega Oyetola of Osun state that he needs a job.

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In a LinkedIn post by Ore Afolayan, Oladayo's banner has a photo of Governor Oyetola. He pleaded with the governor to give him a job, adding that he wants to be a responsible father.

Oladayo placed the roll up banner at the entrance of the Osun state secretariat.

Source: Legit.ng

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