Tonnero23:
depending on the job being applied for

Please is there a Quality department there?

Tonnero23:
depending on the job being applied for

I want to apply for Quality Control.

Mintayo:

I want to apply for Quality Control.

i pray its not 7am to 7pm work like yale food here in ib.

ajatim:
i pray its not 7am to 7pm work like yale food here in ib.

I hope so too, but as long as the pay is good.
Are you with Yale?

Mintayo:

I hope so too, but as long as the pay is good.
Are you with Yale?

no bro bt hv friends dia

ajatim:
no bro bt hv friends dia

well, all I can say is give it a shot first, if d condition of service is not good for you, you can just leave. Though from what I see in that company within some few months hopefully before the end of the year it may become a desired place for so many people becos I can tell you that they are competiting favourably with the big FCMG in nigeria

Tonnero23:
well, all I can say is give it a shot first, if d condition of service is not good for you, you can just leave. Though from what I see in that company within some few months hopefully before the end of the year it may become a desired place for so many people becos I can tell you that they are competiting favourably with the big FCMG in nigeria

thanx bro

please more jobs

lets post more jobs

anyanwustanley11:
lets post more jobs

those working around sango otta please help others incase there is an opening at your place or any you know of

Tonnero23:
they don't owe mostly dey pay around 27 or 28th of every month.

bro can i apply?tho am waiting for service by november?

henrixx:
bro can i apply?tho am waiting for service by november?

bro, am not an hr there, no harm in trying

Tonnero23:
they employ graduates and true to what he said so many girls around that is if that's your mission there. The pay structure may not be dat encouraging but you have to start from somewhere, I know some of the engineers that still collect around 90k, some store keepers still collect between 40 to 60k. Just give it a shot

u work there?

can somebody help me with d company address,wanna draft application letter

its urgent

Tonnero23:
bro, am not an hr there, no harm in trying

ok tanks bro...pls can u hlp me wit how i can locate there from ijako.

henrixx:
ok tanks bro...pls can u hlp me wit how i can locate there from ijako.

from ijako to sango
from sango enter cab going to iyana ,drop at industrial estate ...cross to d oda side ,take bike to daraju or my my...


left dia like an hr ago

Anybody with useful information concerning recruitment should let the house know. Thank You

Guys......if una get link for nestle(agbara), lafarge cement(ewekoro) and sona brewery(along igbala)......make una tell house oooo.... All the best bros

Tonnero23:
Daraju industries limited, otta: looking for storemen, forklift drivers, elect elect, mechanical engineers and chemical engineers. If interested check out the company at otta industrial estate to submit your cv and application.
NB: the ealier the better

Bro.... thanks for ur good update.... but pls... can a graduate of international relations submit cv and application 2 d coy...? if yes which position should i be applying for...? thanks

ife4luv21:


from ijako to sango
from sango enter cab going to iyana ,drop at industrial estate ...cross to d oda side ,take bike to daraju or my my...


left dia like an hr ago

ok bro thanks...how abt from alagbado

Harkynkunle:

Bro.... thanks for ur good update.... but pls... can a graduate of international relations submit cv and application 2 d coy...? if yes which position should i be applying for...? thanks

well bro, I can't pin point a particular dept for you but u know most manufacturing firm have similar structure like you will find store dept, hr/Admin dept, Account dept, production supervisor, sales dept, Quality control etc. Bro, this is the answer to your question below





state university
Dear Applicant: Thank you for your letter
inquiring about positions in our economics
department. At this time, we have no openings.
However, I will keep your letter on file should
an appropriate job become available. At least,
that's what I am required to tell you. But here's
what I'd really like to say to you - and to every
recent economics graduate who sends me the
same letter.
First, I know it's lousy for bachelor of arts
graduates looking for a job "in their field."
Twenty years ago, it was lousy for me too. It's
almost always lousy. In a way, it's kind of
supposed to be - a small rite of passage to
welcome you into the working world. It's sort of
like being froshed.
But if I may, I would like to offer some advice.
Don't be too fixated on landing a job "in your
field." The truth is, you don't yet have a field. In
university, you majored in economics, but that
may or may not be your eventual field of
professional work. The world is full of
possibilities; limiting your search to an
economist job is a terribly narrow way to start
out.
You chose to study economics, which doesn't
necessarily imply that you'll be an economist.
Rather, it implies you have an aptitude for
problem solving. You're probably good at
analyzing data. You can see different sides of an
argument. And I'll bet you're excellent at finding
solutions to problems. These are essential skills
required in hundreds of rewarding (and
lucrative) fields of professional employment.
Your ultimate field may actually be in sales for a
biotech firm. It may be analyzing crime statistics
for the city police. It may even be a rock star
(just ask Mick Jagger). The world is full of
"fields."
What you're facing is a common problem: BA
graduates confuse their major area of study with
what they expect to be their eventual careers. It
doesn't matter if it's a degree in history, film
studies, sociology, or comparative feminist
literature.
You've successfully navigated your way through a
four-year degree. Congratulations! That is no
small accomplishment. But now you're
embarking on a totally different program of
learning - one that will last the rest of your life.
It's called "What am I here for?"
That may sound all spiritual and existential, but
don't let it throw you off. It just means that your
challenge from here on is to find what you're
good at, and keep getting better and better at it.
An apology, by the way, on behalf of society: We
are sorry if we led you to believe that attending
university would land you a good job. That's not
actually true. A polytechnic college will do this -
and the job opportunities available right now are
fantastic. A good option for you might be to
continue post-university studies at a polytechnic.
But your university education, at least at the
bachelor of arts level, was never intended to
land you a job. It was intended to make you a
more complete thinker. It was intended to teach
you how to absorb complex information and
make reasoned arguments. It was, quite simply,
intended to teach you how to learn. Those are
skills that you'll use in any field of work.
Open your mind to all sorts of job possibilities.
Don't be too proud to start out in the service
industry, or where you might get your
fingernails dirty. Talk to as many people as you
can about their career paths. But never, ever,
allow yourself to think you've wasted your time
in university if you don't land a job as an
economist.
Meanwhile, be encouraged and stay positive.
And yes, I will keep your letter on file. But my
guess is that when a position in my economics
group eventually opens up, you'll no longer be
available.

Tonnero23:
well, all I can say is give it a shot first, if d condition of service is not good for you, you can just leave. Though from what I see in that company within some few months hopefully before the end of the year it may become a desired place for so many people becos I can tell you that they are competiting favourably with the big FCMG in nigeria

Please one more question, is it owned my Nigerians or an Asian company?

Mintayo:

Please one more question, is it owned my Nigerians or an Asian company?

it is owned by an indian

henrixx:
ok bro thanks...how abt from alagbado

shebi from alagbado,u know your way to sango ,den from sango follow d description I gave d oda guy

pls are there any openings ... i am ND holder in Accountancy , i ve the skills,i good with Microsoft excel as well as other Microsoft packages and i am good with tally ERP... i can work as a store keeper......etc pls help me..

Pardee Foods Nig. Ltd (Parle-G biscuits) recruiting for factory workers.
Requirements: SSCE, Birth cert and 4 passport (so I was told...dunno if there are other requirements o)
Interviews: Monday/Tuesday nxtwk (don't knw which day exactly as the security officers of the company said different tins. Phase 1 at lynson chemicals avenue told me Tuesday while that at Tomori estate, just after New Life told me Monday)
Those interested can give it a try.
The job is in Sango Ota.
Don't ask me qstns pls...I don't work der. Just gave out d much I knw. NB: I don't knw deir pay.