According to Ifezue, PushCV pushes CVs for people in all careers, across all experience ranges, from all walks of life and aim to take the stress off of job-hunting and increase the safety in the process. The firm also aims at placing the users in a prime position to connect with prospective employers, and allow them focus on developing themselves for the labour market. “The job market in Nigeria is a difficult one so we thought to ourselves,”If nothing is changed, we would keep doing the same thing others have done”. And so, with great intent, we had to disconnect from the convention, we changed our approach. PushCV is focused exclusively on solving employment problems through capacity building.” PushCV says it believes in change and is always looking for ways to make job search better and is focused on features that matter most to an employer and hence, the job seeker. The startups says it seeks to provide continuous improvements to the service to make thousands of people find their dream jobs a lot faster, safer and more seamless. PushCV is launching in a tough market but huge enough to allow as many competitors as possible. We will watch how it fares to other big platforms like Jobberman among others.
