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You’re going to have a PhD one day.
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𝗗𝗮𝘁𝗮 𝗔𝗻𝗮𝗹𝘆𝘀𝘁 is one of the highest paying fields in IT and also one of the fastest growing! - The average Data Analyst salary is $1,80,000 a year. If you want a career in Data Analytics, I will share with you - Paid courses Free - that will help you. - Like + RT+ Reply “Data” [ Must be following to get DM]
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Replying to @memorynguwi
🤣 seeing your degree in the comments, when you are thinking you should have done something else is the pits. Someone else will be seeing an opportunity you might have missed or are oblivious to.
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🚨 GIVEAWAY TIME!! 🚨 We’re giving away ONE of @Arsenal’s new away kits AND an Arsenal silver pendant chain worth £140 to a lucky Gooner! 👀 To enter you must: LIKE ❤️ RETWEET ♻️ AND FOLLOW 👤 The winner will be announced on Sunday! Good Luck 🟢⚫️ #COYG
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My message to a Zimbabwean University Graduate: As someone who has interviewed graduates for jobs across various organizations and sectors, it breaks my heart to see some of them missing out on lifetime opportunities due to a lack of initiative while still at university. That's why I believe it's crucial to share the basics that every university graduate in Zimbabwe should have before leaving university. Unfortunately, these basics are not always taught in lectures. In fact, 90% of what I list below can be self-taught. 1. Presentation skills are essential. There are hundreds of free courses available online that can help you improve in this area. Graduates often struggle during interviews when asked to prepare a presentation and present it to the panel. The presentation format is generally poor, and the visuals are terrible - everything will be terrible. 2. Report writing is another area where many graduates fall short. Sometimes, it's hard to tell if they even studied English at all. The reports lack logic and critical thinking, and the grammar is atrocious. Even a translator would struggle to understand what they're trying to say. 3. In today's workplace, proficiency in Microsoft Office tools such as Excel, Word, and PowerPoint is essential. As a university graduate, it is expected that you have advanced-level skills in these applications, as they are commonly used for day-to-day tasks. However, if you're looking to take your skills to the next level and work with more sophisticated tools, you can consider learning applications like Power BI. 4. It is concerning that many graduates lack basic research skills, particularly in quantitative research. The disaster manifests in their inability to perform basic analysis, such as calculating the mean, median, percentiles, and range from the provided data. It is alarming that graduates are unable to perform even simple correlations in Excel. This highlights a significant gap in their education and training, which needs to be addressed to ensure that graduates are adequately prepared for the world of work. 5. Many do not know where to start if you assign them a simple research assignment. Learn one or two data analysis research packages. The common one for social sciences and commerce is SPSS. You can also do basic statistical calculations in Excel. There are tutors on campus and off campus who can teach you this for a fee that is next to free. You can also learn on your own. 6. Grooming and deportment are essential aspects of personal presentation that can greatly influence how others perceive you. Personal appearance and hygiene are key components of grooming, and they include bathing, brushing teeth, hair care, skincare, and dressing appropriately for different occasions. While employers may enhance these skills, it is important to take responsibility for them yourself. Deportment, on the other hand, refers to how a person carries themselves. It encompasses posture, body language, etiquette, and manners. Good deportment can make a positive impression on others and help you confidently present yourself to others. 7. Effective communication skills are essential in today's world, especially with the increasing use of digital technologies. It is important to learn various communication skills to communicate effectively with different people in different situations. 8. Trivial but important: learn to connect a laptop to a projector. Learn how to switch a projector on and off. Some have never used a laptop and fail to switch it on. N.B. It is not the job of a university to teach you all the above except research. Before you leave university, make sure you can do all the above.
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Replying to @zimgooners
We really are no longer a big club
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Predict the scoreline for Zimbabwe VS Malawi before kickoff and stand a chance to win a braai kit, camping chairs, and many more. Make sure you follow our page, retweet and like.
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For with God nothing is ever impossible and no word from God shall be without power or impossible of fulfillment. Luke1:37 His word never fails.
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Join Pastor Maureen B. Shana for the evening prayer watch tonight from 8:30pm - 9:30pm CAT. #Day47 #90DaysNationalPrayer 🇿🇼 @WOLIMtweet
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#DrGShana Your progress/product in life will be equivalent to your sight of possibility. Your future shall be even as you see it. Romans 4:3 ..."Abraham believed God, and it was credited to him as righteousness." #wolim
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Join us tomorrow online for our Passover Sunday service on mixlr.com/wolimorg the service will start with Pre-service prayer @ 9:30-9:50 The ministry of the Word @ 10:00-10:50 Service announcements @ 10:50-11:00 End of service 11am Kindly stay connected for further details
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Psalms 57:1 AMP “Be gracious to me, O God, be gracious and merciful to me, For my soul finds shelter and safety in You, And in the shadow of Your wings I will take refuge and be confidently secure Until destruction passes by.” #wolim
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Lesson learnt. Don't save more than a month's salary in your bank accnt coz someone will work up and decide what you have is not money. #zimeconomics
Introspection opens the eyes to see things for what they are and thus calming the mind.