EXELENT FORM FOUR LEAVER SEARCHING FOR A JOBWhat type of job are you looking for? Am looking for a sales job that can that can take my entreprenuerial passion to the practical level What nationality are you? I am a Kenyan What languages do you speak (and at what level)? I speak fluent English and Kiswahili lanuages in addition to some shaky Dholuo What country or area are you looking to work in and why? Am looking for a job in any corner of Kenya due to the freedom of movement that has been bestowed upon myself by the new constitution. However, a job in Kisumu or thereabouts will be more appealing What countries have you worked in? I have patriotically worked in Kenya What countries do you have a visa to work in? Unfortunately I have no visa to allow me to work in any other country though it is my dream to possess one that will allow me to work in the most prospering countries in the world like Kenya, just to mention but a single. What field do you currently work in? Currently I work in the education sector as sacrifising high school teacher not to mention my small scale retail shop dealing in rice What fields have you worked in before? Offering vouluntary services in constructing a local bridge What qualifications do you hold? Besides my corlorful certificate in the basic computer packages, I hold a glisterning KCSE certificate reading A(83 points out of the possible 84). Besides I hold numerous certificates in the curriculum and the co-curriculum fields of high school, eg, ranked best boy in the Rariede district KCSE 2010, best in BORDETA( Bondo Rarieda Districts Enlish Teachers Assocciation)_2009 Which do you consider more valuable? Formal education or skills and why? I consider skills more valuable to the equally valuable formal education since one can gain all the formall education present which will otherwise be unproductive without being practical. Similarly, one might be very practical but without formal education he ends up nowhere. From my personal judgement, the two are like two different sides of a coin which though don't face each other, must exist with a bonding between them. Describe the benefits of working with others Working with others is far much benefitial than how any description can portray it. Foremost, it allows the inexperienced to gain wholesome knowledge, skills and even confidence from the experined since they can share a tip or two during the job. In close following to this, team work helps in the reduction of goal blindness which has seen many businesses through success Describe the benefits of working alone Working alone offers a serene environment for aggressive workers to think and materialise good working tips. It provides an environment free fromunproductive peer influence What was your worst working experience? My worst working experience was in the wake of attaining a 53% profit after I had targetted 52% profit What is the most important lesson you have learnt throughout your career? The most important lesson I have learnt throughout my career is that success is not measured by how much one has changed his life but by how much one has positively changed the lives of his clients What unique skills do you have? Eloquent speech that attracts not only customers but also all listners in general What would you consider as your 'dream job'? Offering relief services to the hunger stricken Kenyans from my own salary in pursuit of saving lives and treasuring in haeven What are the most interesting aspects of your field? Working overtime without any pay in order to mould mature brains that can lead Kenya into achiving her future aspirations What are the least interesting aspects of your field? Being congratulated too much after doing my least What do you consider a success in your life so far Engaging spoilt students in guidance that amicably changed their lives | 
