Menengai ICE COOL 4west'10

Menengai ICE COOL 4west'10

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This is a page designed to connect long lost classmates alumni of Menengai High School, 4West; class

Its not just a page admined by me alone anyone can input pics, vidas, comments, shares e.t.c on this page. Share your high school experiences before your memmory fades, atleast when you sit down and remenis your prime age...crack out, cry, sympathise, empathise; feel alive, then. But now look at it as a platform of getting to know how your deskmate/classmate fares in life. Have mad fun, enjoy yourselves and remember them in your prayers.

Photos 22/09/2016

Hakuna shaka
Muwe na wiki njema yenye fanaka
Hamna bukdha

21/04/2016

Hello People!
Change of plans, the family took on the responsibility to purchase the coffin since he was relocated to Thika, so we took on buying Denno's suit, dress his sister, the twins and t-shirts for 4 cousins. We're also hoping to take on photography for the burial, if given the chance.
Guys, let us all come out in full support, send your contributions to Grace- 0729883368; let's make haste for time is of the essence.
We're working on t-shirts,details will be provided kesho. Those intrested can say so.
Also, tomorrow we'll be visiting Denno's home, we meet at PINKAM Building at exactly 4.30pm. Keep Time!!
Finally, if you'll be heading to Thika from Nakuru for the burial, contact Wilson Uba. Those in Nairobi, contact Eva- 0726 421 391.

Regards!!

21/04/2016

JAMBO...Our late friend Denno will be laid to rest on Tuesday in Thika. Our plan is to pledge and buy the coffin for the send off, for that purpose, each of us is to contribute Kes. 300/= or more... The Mpesa number is 0729883368 - Grace Florence Ayitso In the meantime spread the word to everyone from Class of 2010. Regards

Photos 21/04/2016

The LORD is our Shepherd
You are the only one for US
You are the only one WE need
YOU ARE GOD ALONE
To a brother forever here
And transcendental
Rest In Eternal Peace

Photos 31/03/2016

Our fellow colleague Dennis has been going through tough times as a phase in life. But by God's grace he conquered his sickness and is now recuperating at home. We praise God for who He is, for what He has done and His continued sustenance of you and me and us all.
WHAT HAVE YOU BEEN UP TO, YES YOU?

18/07/2014

Menengai ICE COOL 4west'10 This is a page designed to connect long lost classmates alumni of Menengai High School, 4West; class

20/05/2014

In these challenging times, so many resumes come in for a single job opening that companies have trouble finding the best candidate. Also, interested applicants have difficulty getting their resume in front of someone that will invite them to an interview. A successful resume is one that gets you through the door, generating a job interview for you. Once you are in the building, you take your best shot at winning that job.

Employers are looking for the BEST FIT. They have a problem and they need to solve it quickly. They will only take a few seconds to look at your resume and they will quickly determine if you're worth their time to talk to.

From my experience, these are the most common problems with the resume:

CAREER OBJECTIVE - People like to announce their career objective and aspirations on the top of their resume. We have been led to believe that this shows you to be a highly motivated and ambitious individual. This is a mistake. The decision maker is wasting valuable seconds reading about your career objective and may move on to the next resume. No one cares about your career objective. Nobody cares. NOBODY. The decision maker has a problem and they want the answer to just one simple question, "CAN YOU HELP ME SOLVE IT?"
EMPLOYMENT HISTORY - The recruiter or the decision maker will quickly glance over the job descriptions of your previous jobs, looking for commonalities, similar skills or experience that match the job opening that you're applying for. If your job description doesn't clearly show that, it's over. You're done.

Here is a quick and easy way to correct it, improving your chances of getting a phone call:

Replace Career Objective with QUALIFICATIONS - The recruiter or decision maker is looking for someone that closely matches the job opening so make it easy for them by listing all of skills and experience at the very top of your resume. If they want to read the rest of your resume, they can, but they don't have to. You told them everything they needed to know. You gave them what they were looking for. If the position requires a certain level of experience in a particular skill (ex: 5 years of customer service experience), add up all of your years of customer service experience from every job you've had and list it in bullet points. If a college degree is required, list it here. If you think a particular skill is helpful (ex: fluent in Cantonese), list it here.

For example:

Qualifications:

Bachelor's degree
7 years of customer service experience
3 years of outside sales experience
Fluent in Spanish
6 years of healthcare experience, etc...

Hope this helps!

29/11/2013

Its only our mindset that hinders the full potential we have in achieving our dreams...let go and live as outlaws of what deems you incapable in life good day.

19/09/2013

take your time but dont waste time

Photos 19/09/2013
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