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If you are a project/research student using ChatGPT or other generative AIs YOU NEED TO READ THIS ⤵️

 • Understand the Risks of Misuse: There have been instances where the use of AI, especially generative AI, has put students in difficult situations. In serious universities or under strict supervisors, inappropriate use of AI has led to disciplinary hearings and students facing ethics committees. Learn from these examples and proceed with caution. • Recognize AI's Presence: AI is integrated into various aspects of academic life. Acknowledge its prevalence and potential to enhance your research. • Use AI Ethically: Always employ AI tools in accordance with ethical standards and the policies set by your university. • Know the Acceptable Uses: For example, tools like Grammarly are generally accepted for improving language in academic writing. • Be Cautious with Generative AI: AI that generates content can sometimes lead students into ethical grey areas, particularly in stringent academic environments. • Learn the Rules: Even in less strict universities, it’s important to understand t...

Remove these information from your CV if you really need that Dream Job.

 1. Primary and High School Details: If you have attended college, listing your earlier education is unnecessary and can clutter your CV. Of course you will add if those are the only qualifications you have or in settings where it is considered necessary (Nigeria, for example) 2.Marital Status: This information is not relevant to your ability to perform a job and should be omitted to maintain professionalism. 3. Religion: Like marital status, your religious affiliation has no bearing on job performance and should not be included due to relevance and privacy. 4. Irrelevant Hobbies: Unless directly related to the job (like traveling for a travel agent position), hobbies do not add value to your CV and can detract from your professional qualifications 5. Non-professional Email Addresses: Always use a professional email address (preferably some combination of your first and last names). Quirky or informal email addresses are not suitable for job applications. Avoid emails like amaka.ho...