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Offer Rescinded
Today would have been my first day at a role I so looked forward to, but alas...
After months of job hunting and interviews, I finally landed a great role. I was on the moon for about a week when I got the dreaded call that the offer was being rescinded. Now, I'm back at level zero; so I'm posting this in the hopes I can gain some advantage I sorely need. I'm getting desperate, running out of money and have a kid to care for so any advice, pointer, lead, absolutely anything, will help.
I'm curious and unafraid, relentless in seeking answers, always aim to overdeliver, and won't stop until the job is satisfactorily done. I have familiarity with and expertise in a range of analytics tools and am looking for roles in data science. It could be roles like data analyst, business intelligence analyst, strategy analyst, etc. I'm currently on an F-1 OPT visa with a STEM extension due next year but I don't require visa sponsorship because I have a couple of strong options open to me. Past supervisors and bosses have credited my work as going over and beyond so if you or anyone you know is willing to take a chance, please let me know. Here's a link to my resume https://www.dropbox.com/s/95nxajiz0euczw7/N.Obi-Egbe_DSResume.pdf?dl=0, just in case.
Thank you!!!
User deleted comment on 11/19/20 at 3:47PM UTC
Rebecca Lee VCredentialing Specialist
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11/19/20 at 2PM UTC
Do you have a LinkedIn profile?
Nonye O.Data Analyst
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11/19/20 at 2:25PM UTC
Yes I do, it's at https://www.linkedin.com/in/obiegbec/
Rebecca Lee VCredentialing Specialist
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11/19/20 at 2:41PM UTC
Your LinkedIn profile should mirror your resume and be used as an online resume. You can list CUEs and project as well as people who have recommended you. Are you using it to network?
Nonye O.Data Analyst
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11/19/20 at 3:48PM UTC
What are CUEs? Yes, I do try to network on LinkedIn and have had some success making connections. Is there a method you've used though that can provide a higher success rate?
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