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I Was Offered a Job...But They Wanted Me to Work for Free

I once went for an interview full of hope… and left being told to work for free. In this video, I share my real experience of being offered unpaid work after graduation, why I initially accepted, and why I later decided not to show up. This is not about attacking any company but it’s about understanding the difference between gaining experience and being exploited. If you're a student or a fresh graduate in Kenya, this is something you need to think about carefully. We’ll talk about: When unpaid work makes sense When it becomes exploitation Red flags to watch out for How to protect yourself as a graduate Better alternatives to full-time free labor Not every opportunity is truly an opportunity. Sometimes, you need to pause and think long-term. If this video adds value, don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe to Ani-Lyf3 for more honest conversations about life after graduation and real issues affecting Kenyan youth. Watch next: If you want to see the mistakes I wish I avoided before graduation, check out my previous video on this channel. -    • Mistake I wish I avoided before graduation   Let’s talk in the comments: Would you work for free to gain experience — or would you walk away? 00:00 Intro 00:14 Welcome to Ani-Lyf3 + Why This Video Matters 00:36 The Excitement Before the Interview 01:16 The Offer That Caught Me Off Guard 01:53 Doubts After Getting Home 02:30 When Free Work Makes Sense (And When It Doesn’t) 03:08 Why I Decided Not to Show Up 03:31 Warning to Fresh Graduates 04:06 Better Alternatives to Free Labor 04:34 Final Reflection 04:51 Outro + Question for You #AniLyf3 #KenyanYouth #LifeAfterGraduation #GraduateStruggles #JobHuntingKenya #YouthOpportunities #KenyanGraduates