Creating Employment Opportunities Rather Than Solely Pursuing Your Ideal Job

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Nigerians have a single, pressing problem that is prevalent in modern economies: "unemployment". There are a lot of intelligent young people without jobs, which is a sad scenario. While everyone tries to place the blame on the government, relatively few people actually work to bring an end to this problem.

It is pointless to assign blame; instead, we should work as change agents to instill optimism in our people.We might think about starting a smaller company, which might not even need a large initial investment. All we have to do is look around, identify what the majority of people will need on a daily basis, and attempt to be suppliers; this will lead to the creation of jobs. When I meet people who are already involved in small-scale poultry farming, dispatch riding, apparel enterprises, etc., I'm always thrilled.

There are lots more options out there, most of which don't cost any money to start, but a lot of people ignore them in favor of jobs in the white-collar sector. You might be surprised to hear that people who work in product sales earn significantly more money than government employees.

We may use our inventiveness or skills to start something that will gradually lessen our nation's unemployment issues, instead of searching for a job, which is hard to come by these days. I've observed that certain extracurricular activities I engage in provide a substantial income outside working at my mom's store. It's preferable to commit time in something valuable rather than squander it somewhere else.

Thanks to technology improvements, everyone may now work from home comfortably. It shouldn't be that hard; all you need to do is research the several possibilities that are offered online. It is always better, in my opinion, to create employment than to search for your ideal job, which might not exist in your or might be difficult to obtain.