The teeming unemployed people in Ghana should stop
looking up to the government for solutions to their joblessness because such
interventions would not be forthcoming.
This is the caution of management consultant, Marilyn Owusu, who believes
the current economic trend does not point to a government that would be able to
deliver on job creation for majority of the people.
She
cited the rising utility and fuel cost, dwindling fortunes of industry and general
economic downturn as challenges that militate against formal employment
opportunities.
Marilyn rather wants the young Ghanaians to explore
their creativity and innovation as assets to access opportunities in the
economy.
“Look at your skills, look at your core competence,
look at what you can achieve and create something for yourself,” she encouraged
the unemployed.
The Managing Director of ACE Consult also believes developing a spirit of volunteerism can open doors for young graduates.
Marilyn says there are job prospects in taking up
attachment and internment positions with a mindset and an attitude of marketing
worthy personal contribution to an organization.
Story by Kofi Adu Domfeh
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