nuzo:

A case of charity begining at home.

nuzo:

All these per second and cheap Sim Bela blah blah is a sham and fraud.

but i also have in mind that its cheaper to pay and control these local human resources. So, they couldn't have done otherwise.
It will also be a bold move if Glo tries to release the numbers of youths they employ monthly.

zomby:

it is for sure that you are out of your mind. glo is one of the highest paying company in nija and they do not only employ just nigerians, they also have employees from everywhere all around the world. nigerians in nigeria and outside nigeria will kill to join this team. it wouldn't be a bad idea for you to know your facts before spilling the beans, obviously you're out of touch.

glo is an extremely jaga jaga company. at least it was back in 2005, and adenuga is an eccentric( if he were poorer, it would be crazy) prick. their hr is extreemly unprofessional. they give appluicants 2-4 hours notice before interviews. imagine drssing up for work then getting a call to be available for an interview at 12. so you simply abandon everything. is that the sorrt of employee the world class co is looking for.? then theres adenuga, who must meet each and every employee before employing them, which means that prospective applicants people have waited till midnight (i'm not making this up) at his office on occassion so they can meet him.



people in the know about globacom will not touch it with a ten foot pole- the big salary not withstanding.IT IS NOT A COMPANY FOR PROFESSIONALS. add that to the arbitrary way adenuga hires and fires - who are ypou - what do you do in this company? whats your value to the company - please contact HR for your termination.

i remember being on an mtn site inspection where the supervisiong engineer was tearing up a one of the contractors for shoddy work. the guys colleagues told me - no be the guy fault - e done dey work for 2 many globacom sites.


anyway let the peeps from glo talk - a company that forces its employees to use adenugas banks for their salaried accounts - 


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zomby:



exactly the reason why glo is moving on. nigerians are used to being sucked by foreigners and foreign companies, (they rather get screwed by oyinbo rather than their brothers) they expect everything for nothing. may be we should continue to wait for our government to come and rescue us and take us to paradise.
even if jesus comes down to put anything together in nigeria, nigerians will still find one or two things to cry about. i think it is in our culture to always look for negativity, something or anything to make our day brighter. those people who chose to wear mr. perfect's hat can't even maintain their household, not to talk about putting a business together. they are the same people that would line up in front of glo building for 18 hours straight just to submit their resume, they are the same people that run around the country with glo phones, but have the audacity to defame the progress of this company. forget glo, i think we should leave it up to our government, let them further give it to us very hard from the backside. we deserve it. 

this is another sign that nigerians are the only ones killing nigerians. this is also why some of us can not prosper.
you like it or you hate it, glo is still feeding a very good percentage of nigerian professionals. it has also created hope for the ones coming out of universities.
even microsoft did not start as a perfect company. ghana and rep of ben. are looking up to us like angels and all we can do here is to discredit glo's ability to continue to make big things happen in africa.

zomby:

ok, it is a personal thing between you and glo. i feel your pain and can't even imagine what you went through. it is official, you are a winner and a champion at the same time. please, allow me the zomby united to continue to fall over myself.

Just like Zomby wrote, it's a personal thing between you and GLO. I can imagine where you would have been if GLO found you worthy to employ in 2005. Sad enough you did not meet their standard

That means your opinion is based on your former experience with them

deor03:

@OYB

Just like Zomby wrote, it's a personal thing between you and GLO. I can imagine where you would have been if GLO found you worthy to employ in 2005. Sad enough you did not meet their standard

That means your opinion is based on your former experience with them

Nigeria, a country where many great investment analysts through out the world have advised investors not to ever waste their money investing, they said "it's not worth the risk", but Glo continues to take crazy chance to prove them wrong

deor03:

@OYB

Big man, I had several years working experience up my sleeves in 2005 when you were still queueing for 2 hours in the sun to be interviewed,

oyb:

er. . .are you sure you aren't a liar - your profile says you're 28 -


so in 2005, you would have been 23 or 24 , and yet you already had 'several  years working experience'

maybe you're some sort of supergenius who graduated at 18 - or maybe just the usual flavor of internet liar that plagues nairaland.

hmm. . .going by that, what can one expect from you ?

deor03:

Thanks for going through my profile. It goes again to show how naive you are BIG MAN. I guess there is/was a law barring 22 years old Nigerian from working according to OYB version of the Nigerian constitution.

Before i forget, Mr Genius you need to work on your mathematics.

deor03:

@OYB

Big man, I had several years working experience up my sleeves in 2005 when you were still queueing for 2 hours in the sun to be interviewed, .,,

You sound/write like an empty barrel, just trying to get attention.
"VMOBILE,was 'forcing' you to take a position, huawei was begging you " is more like a childish talk. It shows your level of professional experience and exposure.

oyb:


okay, lets do the maths
2008-  28
2007 - 27
2006 - 26
2005-  25

so you are statinmg that you worked for 25-22 - 3 years .hmm, maybe you need to shore up on your maths - or maybe your english.
wonder how you passed aptitude tests _{( or maybe you're one of those ' who has a note from ')}


going awful state of nigerian institutions, where most of us graduate at 24 or 25, you must either be very intelligent/lucky, or just one of those priviledged , silver spoon from the butt,  removed from reality, rich kids who schooled abroad,without academic disruptions. i'm inclined to believe the latter given your ridiculous elitist comments on the 'crazy lagos govt' thread

deor03:

Bros , I hereby induct you to my fans club. With the way you are chasing me about nairaland, I think i need to help you out before you queue too long.

N.B: I was lucky enough, not to have spent my pocket money on Shaving stick in the uni, despite the ASUU strikes.    I know what it means to be on meal of 1-0-1.
The problem with your arguments ( with all due respect, some are valid) is that you keep seeing things from your own personal views and experience.

_{OYB: i will not reply to personal postings to you after this; don't let us kill this wonderful thread}

Just don't come here crying like a frustrated pussy cat, come out like a man and address my questions.
And by the way, what have you done lately for your country with your "businesses" in China?

nuzo:



I import tooth picks and handkerchiefs which is very useful and cheap to Nigerians, especially Lagosians.
Now, tell me what you have done for your country lately if not to support mediocrity and fraud in glo and also to defend looters like IBB?

I import tooth picks and handkerchiefs which is very useful and  cheap to Nigerians, especially Lagosians.
Now, tell me what you have done for your country lately if not to support mediocrity and fraud in glo and also to defend looters like IBB?

deor03:

What you have done effectively is bringing in products that render Nigerian youths jobless. Tooth pick business use to keep food on the table of many Nigerians before people like you started importing from china.

deor03:

What Glo is doing is the other way round. They are empowering Nigerian professional both locally and lately internationally , projecting a product that is proudly Nigerian ( Not Chinese)

Big B1:

You sound like a fighter who is ready to strike up a fight.

Big B1:

I import bush meat from Togo to Nigeria, which also happens to be very affordable to Nigerians in general.

Tooth pick, handkerchiefs and bush meat; I see an excellent connection in here. May be both of us could do business.
what do you say?