hizzylife:
Please my fellow Nairalanders, advice me accordingly.

I am a Batch A Corp member passing out soon. All these while I've been applying for jobs I saw here and on other platforms but my efforts have not yielded much fruits though I'm still hopeful.
However, I have two options I'm currently considering. One is that my PPA (a private secondary school) is willing to retain me for #22k per month with accommodation and secondly I have a job offer with an Indian company to work as a quality control officer for #25k/month.
Now my confusion is that though the Indian company is in my field but their working conditions are terrible. It entails that I work 7am-6pm, Monday -Saturday and live within the factory premises which means no visitors or free movement. But the school offers me time (I'll work 7:30am-3pm, Mon-Fri, free weekend midterm break and holiday) and freedom in case I want to improve myself in other areas.
Now should I choose the Indian company for the sake of experience or the school for the sake of time and freedom it offers?
Finally I studied food science and technology with additional qualifications in Project Management and HSE. I'm open for other job options.

gazilion:
Those Indians will use you and use your destiny! Infact, they can even use your blood and still pay you shit.

Please, teach in the school and have peace of mind and with your spare time to serve God and hustle.

Do not despise the days of little beginnings. I started as a teacher in a secondary school and today, I have travelled more than 13 countries.
A friend who worked with the Indians at that time is still with them now and after many years, nothing to really show for it...(I sincerely pray God to pick his calls and show him mercy)!!

rozayx5:


what has this country turned into


graduates earning 22k


hmm just 60$ for a whole month of work, when that is a click to boys
op if you got a laptop , contact me let me teach you some real shlt


we need a revolution, graduates deserve better

Ademat7:

what solution can u provide?

napoleon77:
The honest truth is that both jobs should be seen as short term jobs. I do not see you spending a long time in either job due to the salaries on offer.

You would obviously be looking for other opportunities irrespective of which of the 2 you chose.

I would advise you take the job in the Indian company just for the work experience so long as you have a plan to move on within the next few months. The money and working conditions could be terrible but the work experience would be invaluable.

At this stage of your career, work experience is more important. Some people even work for free just to gain relevant work experience.

If you take the job in the school you may enjoy the working conditions but the work experience may not be that valuable.

Irrespective of which offer you take, just don't plan to remain there in the long term.

SirJeffry:
Go for the school and have time to plan your life. Indian coy won't give you time to search for other jobs.

hizzylife:
Please my fellow Nairalanders, advice me accordingly.

I am a Batch A Corp member passing out soon. All these while I've been applying for jobs I saw here and on other platforms but my efforts have not yielded much fruits though I'm still hopeful.
However, I have two options I'm currently considering. One is that my PPA (a private secondary school) is willing to retain me for #22k per month with accommodation and secondly I have a job offer with an Indian company to work as a quality control officer for #25k/month.
Now my confusion is that though the Indian company is in my field but their working conditions are terrible. It entails that I work 7am-6pm, Monday -Saturday and live within the factory premises which means no visitors or free movement. But the school offers me time (I'll work 7:30am-3pm, Mon-Fri, free weekend midterm break and holiday) and freedom in case I want to improve myself in other areas.
Now should I choose the Indian company for the sake of experience or the school for the sake of time and freedom it offers?
Finally I studied food science and technology with additional qualifications in Project Management and HSE. I'm open for other job options.

generalbush:
Choose the school. Indians are good for nothing here in Nigeria and everywhere in the world!!

hizzylife:
Please my fellow Nairalanders, advice me accordingly.

I am a Batch A Corp member passing out soon. All these while I've been applying for jobs I saw here and on other platforms but my efforts have not yielded much fruits though I'm still hopeful.
However, I have two options I'm currently considering. One is that my PPA (a private secondary school) is willing to retain me for #22k per month with accommodation and secondly I have a job offer with an Indian company to work as a quality control officer for #25k/month.
Now my confusion is that though the Indian company is in my field but their working conditions are terrible. It entails that I work 7am-6pm, Monday -Saturday and live within the factory premises which means no visitors or free movement. But the school offers me time (I'll work 7:30am-3pm, Mon-Fri, free weekend midterm break and holiday) and freedom in case I want to improve myself in other areas.
Now should I choose the Indian company for the sake of experience or the school for the sake of time and freedom it offers?
Finally I studied food science and technology with additional qualifications in Project Management and HSE. I'm open for other job options.

ziddy:


Lol how apt a description

Greedy, good-for-nothing indians, stinking of garlic and committing economic crimes in their host countries worldwide

Intelligentdude:
Helo,trust you are doing great. I will implore you to go with the option relevant to your course of Study no matter how tasking it seemingly is.

As a Career Consultant I have come to discover that the first two jobs you get involved in as a Fresh graduate to an extent will determine your career path. If you take the teaching job,and work there for say 9months,it will become difficult to switch baxk to your course of study especially if you didn't do any professional course relevant to your degree.

Yes it is true that Indians are this,that etc

Yes it is true that Indians are difficult peeps to work with but my dear, inasmuch as we are focusing on this two options,the India coy seems to be the best bet.

Why not work there for say a Year, get the relevant experience and exquisite skills then you apply to a different coy.

In Summary, you can't work in an Indian Coy and leave the same way(you must learn and acquire some skills).Cheers

generalbush:


That is if they don't sack her before then!!

hizzylife:
Please my fellow Nairalanders, advice me accordingly.

I am a Batch A Corp member passing out soon. All these while I've been applying for jobs I saw here and on other platforms but my efforts have not yielded much fruits though I'm still hopeful.
However, I have two options I'm currently considering. One is that my PPA (a private secondary school) is willing to retain me for #22k per month with accommodation and secondly I have a job offer with an Indian company to work as a quality control officer for #25k/month.
Now my confusion is that though the Indian company is in my field but their working conditions are terrible. It entails that I work 7am-6pm, Monday -Saturday and live within the factory premises which means no visitors or free movement. But the school offers me time (I'll work 7:30am-3pm, Mon-Fri, free weekend midterm break and holiday) and freedom in case I want to improve myself in other areas.
Now should I choose the Indian company for the sake of experience or the school for the sake of time and freedom it offers?
Finally I studied food science and technology with additional qualifications in Project Management and HSE. I'm open for other job options.

Intelligentdude:
Lol,you are right. If she can get another offer in her course of study path that ain't from an Indian firm,it will have been easy to make the choice.

hizzylife:
Please my fellow
Finally I studied food science and technology with additional qualifications in Project Management and HSE. I'm open for other job options.

napoleon77:
The honest truth is that both jobs should be seen as short term jobs. I do not see you spending a long time in either job due to the salaries on offer.

You would obviously be looking for other opportunities irrespective of which of the 2 you chose.

I would advise you take the job in the Indian company just for the work experience so long as you have a plan to move on within the next few months. The money and working conditions could be terrible but the work experience would be invaluable.

At this stage of your career, work experience is more important. Some people even work for free just to gain relevant work experience.

If you take the job in the school you may enjoy the working conditions but the work experience may not be that valuable.

Irrespective of which offer you take, just don't plan to remain there in the long term.[b]

Gkemz:
No matter what, DON'T for any reason settle for an Indian company. These racists would treat you like a worthless commodity. Though the Indian job is in line with your career as you said, consider the stress, pressure and inferiority treatment associated with Indian jobs. [/b]And the fact remains that you can't have time to go for job test, not to talk of interviews since u may wish to apply for better offers[b]. However the teaching job gives you the opportunity to do so.