Merengwriters

10/07/2026

Job opportunity

We are currently recruiting for three positions for one of our hotels in Migori county.
1. A professional Chef
2. A receptionist
3. A service attendant.

The hotel is located along the Migori - Isibania road, 3 Kms from Migori town.

If qualified, share your CV to [email protected]

Interviews will be conducted next week Thursday and Friday.
0716302073

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11/05/2026

Wesley Kim Kimathi You are going far young lady. You are a lady to watch. 2027 is not far. Go go girl.

29/03/2026

Pain of an unemployed person: 🥹🥹

• You wake up late, but still feel tired
• Every day feels the same
• You apply for jobs daily, no replies
• Phone notifications give hope, then nothing
• Family keeps asking “Any update?”
• Friends slowly stop calling
• You start avoiding people
• Money feels tight all the time
• You feel guilty even while resting
• Confidence slowly goes down
• You start doubting yourself
• Skills are there, opportunity is not
• Motivation comes and goes
• Nights are full of overthinking
• You feel stuck and helpless
• You are trying, but no one sees it
• People think you aren't applying enough..Depression starts knocking.
• You find your self in drugs especially ( Alcohol)
• Your Age is Catching up.
• Sometimes you feel like you're useless and stress is your daily bread.
• You start feeling as if there's no God.

We see you, and we are PRAYING. May you find your BREAKTHROUGH

28/03/2026

Always Update Your CVs! Some details can work against you.

Sometimes I look at some CVs and honestly wonder… are we still writing for 2005 recruiters or today’s world?

There are things that were once considered “standard” or almost mandatory but today, they either don’t matter… or can actually work against you.

Take for example:

You’ll still find CVs with marital status neatly written at the top.
Single. Married. In a Relationship. It’s there at the top.

Apondi, how will your being in a relationship help you get the job? Or does it just take up space?

Then there are hobbies.

“Reading, travelling, dancing, watching movies…”

Onyi, you are applying for a physiotherapist role at an institution but you say you like traveling?

Wagonjwa wako utawachia nani ukirandaranda?

Or, you want to be a clerical officer at a busy office but you have included that you like watching movies.

Ichieni?

Now, I’m not saying hobbies are completely useless, that’s debatable.

But if they don’t add value to the role you’re applying for, should they really be there?

I had "writing poems" as part of my CV for a long time. Of course, I love poetry, and write good ones. But was it relevant for the roles I was applying for?

I left that for literature teachers...and Malala and his colleagues in performing arts where scripting matters.

Another one… Full physical address.

Back then, it made sense.
Today, in a digital world, does a recruiter really need to know your exact village or estate?

And let’s talk about long personal details sections.

Date of birth.
Gender.
Religion (yes, some still include this).

Again… is this helping your application? Of course, here there are exceptions. I have seen when catholic institutions just want a catholic, born and bred! Anglican, AIC, and PCEA churches sometimes do the same.

But for general roles, that shouldn't appear anywhere near your resume.

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