Young Man Narrates His Journey To Becoming an Investment Specialist After Being A Security Man in Dubai

• Cyril Nyuyudine, a driven man migrated to Dubai for a better life but ended up as a security guard
• In a LinkedIn post, he shared how he develeoped interest in the real estate industry after getting posted to guard one real estate company
• The young man committed himself to reading sales books and took a number of courses and applied for a telesale executive role which he ended up getting hired after many rejections

A young man has recently taken to social media to open up about his journey to working in real estate.

The post sighted by YEN.com.gh on the LinkedIn timeline of Cyril Nyuyudine had him sharing that in 2015, he moved to Dubai in search of greener pastures but had to resort to working as a Security Guard.

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He was not happy with the work he found himself in hence started taking some courses.

"Came to Dubai in 2015 and started Working as a Security Guard for G4S. Was not too Happy and decided to look for a different Job. Started taking some courses,( Health and Safety management, Leadership...)."

Cyril later got the chance to be posted to a real estate company to guard there where he developed interest in the industry.

He began reading various sales books while he waited for an opportunity to get a job in the field.

"I laid my hands on the sales training manual by Rami Tabbara. I read all of it while working there as a security and during my patrols I will listen to the property consultant pitching their clients."

Eventually, Cyril began applying to the same company he was with as a telesales executive but got rejected on several counts until he finally received his first yes.

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The young man shared more about his journey in the post linked here.

Japan-Based Ghanaian Man Advises People to Leave Ghana If They Make Less Than Ghc1000 A Day

Meanwhile, YEN.com.gh earlier reported that a Ghanaian man based in Japan was recently granted an interview by DJ Nyaami on SVTV Africa where he shared his opinion on why people need to look for greener pastures abroad.

The video sighted by YEN.com.gh had the man identified as Fiifi Boateng stating that if one stays in Ghana and is unable to make from Ghc1,000 to Ghc2,000 within a day, it is advisable for any Ghanaian to migrate abroad.

In the interview, Fiifi explained that he sees no point in living in a country where one earns peanuts when they stay, to make much more if they leave the country.

Source: YEN.com.gh