
Eazyply
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Eazyply
@eazy_ply
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Recruiters do not read your CV, they scan it. They look at three things in this order:

the hiring market is so cooked rn that being a founder is lowkey less risky than job hunting

I know a firm paying about 330k but you must sign that you won’t leave the firm within 36 months, I mean 3 years🙂🙂




There is a massive gap between being good at your job and knowing how to position your application so recruiters actually notice you. Join me live on this Twitter Space by @eazy_ply as we discuss why 60% of job applications fail to land interviews (even when you're 100% qualified) and how you can flip the script. 📅 Date: Saturday, 6th June 2026 ⏰ Time: 7:00 PM WAT 📍 Venue: Twitter Space (Hosted by eazyply) Set your reminders here; x.com/i/spaces/1qjdz…, bring your questions, and let’s get you those interview invites! 🚀

People talk like unemployment is a personality flaw. You can have 2 degrees, 5 years experience, and still get 200 rejections. The job market is brutal right now. People must Stop shaming people for struggling.

“can you explain the gap in your resume?” yes i was applying to jobs for 6 months straight and couldn’t get hired

I want to offer a structural explanation for something I've watched happen too many times. Talented, intelligent and genuinely capable professionals who are somehow not producing at the level their ability suggests they should be. The typical explanation is attitude, motivation, or culture fit and sometimes that's accurate but more often, the answer is structural - the equation is broken. FUNCTION × CAPACITY = Your Performance Position When the function is unclear (the professional doesn't actually know what they're responsible for, what decisions are theirs to make, what their deliverables genuinely are) high capacity produces frustrated output. The talent is real. The effort is real but the direction is diffuse. So the results are scattered. In Nigerian organisations specifically, this happens because Job descriptions are written once and never updated and roles expand informally without formal acknowledgement. The fix is not a motivational talk. It is a clarity conversation. What are my actual deliverables, not tasks, deliverables? What decisions are mine to make? Where does my accountability end? These questions feel basic but in most Nigerian offices, they have never been directly answered. Go ask them! #HRWeySabi #RoleClarity #AfricanProfessional

Set a reminder for our upcoming Space! We’ll be having the amazing @AjibolaOsteve share practical insights! Make sure you don’t miss this one! twitter.com/i/spaces/1qJDz…













