I am a Ugandan citizen and resident in Uganda.I hold a Uganda
diploma in business studies.I seeking for a career opportunity as a representative/agent of any person,company or
organisation in Uganda.
If given full support and guidance,we can operate any venture
successfully in Uganda.
Thanks,
Ngobi Fred,
P.O.Box 71120 Clock Tower,Kampala,Uganda.

no buddy ,there ar eno opportuinities for u in uganda,btter try to migrate to singapore or malaysia,there are tremendous opportunnities an that region matching your profile

I have an interview for a position I don’t know that much about except that it would be for a great company. My anxiety arises when they ask about my work history. It is all over the place. You see, over the last ten years, I’ve been a professional musician then corporate administrative assistant then high school teacher and now a freelance copy writer. How might I present my ongoing earnest search for a satisfying career as a positive and not an inability to commit? This job could be the one and I don’t want to blow it!

Also, it’s over the phone. Is layed back better or worse than super upbeat friendly? You just never know what little insubstantial things will turn someone off especially over the phone. Am I being neurotic?

Yes, you’re neurotic, in a great way. It’s like saying your friends are all married so you must be a loser if you’re still single.

Truth be known, the person speaking with you will envy your experience because they’ve been stuck in the same rut for years focused on making the mortgage payment at the expense of living their life. Be proud of the adventurous life you’ve lived and the many hats you’ve worn on your quest for a position that truly makes you feel alive and passionate.

If you don’t feel passionate about the position I’d keep drifting provided you can keep the lights burning.

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The most in-demand jobs right now encompass three to four major industries. Determine which industry is right for you with the guidance of a professional career coach in this free video on career advice.

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