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Graduate In Rocket Science Looks For Job With A Placard, Netizens Join Hands To Help Him Out

byPramit Chatterjee
16th August 2018
2 minute read

Most people on this planet is and has always been striving to attain a sustainable lifestyle. And after years of research, the best solution for being self-sufficient is to get a job. Now, while that might’ve been easier earlier, it’s getting exponentially tougher due to population growth, skills mismatch and lack of entrepreneurship and life skills education. And as a lot of us aren’t talented enough to make creative resumes, the only option that’s left to get the attention of the companies is to openly ask for it with a placard in hand.

Twitter user Mary Engleheart came across a recent graduate in London who was looking for a job. So, she took a photo of him, requesting employers to pay attention with his simplistic resume, and posted it online.

Space Engineering is a tough field, so two degrees in it is proof that Mohamed has an abundance of grey cells. Additionally, in 2017, University College London (UCL) ranked 16th in the world and 3rd in Europe. Which obviously means that he is a graduate from one of the top universities in the world. So, in conclusion, Mohamed’s a keeper in terms of a great employee.

Mary’s humble request, in behalf of Mohamed, soon went viral and people retweeted his photo so that his skills got the most exposure.

1. Amen to that!

2. He can add that to his resume.

https://twitter.com/DasHodge/status/1029679908774141953

3. That’ll be a morale booster.

4. Too many graduates, not enough jobs.

Some netizens were confused about his career choices. However, their queries were answered swiftly.

That is a common misconception.

Studying science is always an added advantage.

There you go.

Science has always been the popular option. However, the lack of opportunities are driving people towards different sectors and that should be encouraged. Engineering is a tough course and the grinding that students go through is always helps to learn the skills of any other profession very swiftly.

The job hunting came to a pretty upbeat conclusion as a netizen provided some concrete solution to Mohamed’s current predicament.

1. That’s helpful.

2. Now we know who’s going to Germany.

3. Jealous?

https://twitter.com/Claca_Hapra/status/1029666350988513280

There are around 335 million Twitter users. So, there’s bound to be someone (at least one) who can guide Mohamed towards a job that’ll match this skills. And during these times, that’s all the hope and help that he needs. Good luck to Mohamed and kudos to the internet for helping him out.

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