When Brian, a young graduate from Kisumu, finished his university studies, he said he expected that getting a job would be the easy chapter of his life.
According to him, good grades, confidence, and determination would be enough to open doors in the job market. But life, he explained, quickly proved him wrong.
He reported that month after month, he sent out countless applications, attended multiple interviews, and waited for feedback that never arrived.
Each time he believed he had performed well, he either received rejection emails or complete silence. Brian said it eventually reached a point where he started questioning whether something unseen was blocking his progress.
He recalled how painful it was watching his former classmates celebrate new jobs online while he struggled quietly. He kept adjusting his CV, attending career events, and sharpening his interview skills, yet nothing improved.
At one point, Brian admitted he even considered the possibility that unemployment might be his fate. His confidence dropped, his family noticed his frustration, and when he finally got an invitation for a major interview in Nairobi, he said he walked in expecting failure rather than success.
One afternoon, while sitting with a friend in Umoja estate, Brian shared how exhausted he was from trying without results. He said his friend then told him about a.To Continue Reading, Click Herea
