gabman700:

Lesson to learn: Dont type while smoking & dont smoke while typing.

life_style:

Are you drunk ?

gabman700:

perhaps its the effect of ganja

stop being uptight you two!
It wasn't a mistake on that poster's part.it was a delibrate reversal attempt at humour!

That list is severely flawed.Anyway,what do I know?This is my personal list of top companies to work for in Nigeria and it is based on career progression,good remuneration(including pension,health benefits etc),brand value and meritocracy.This list is not exhaustive and is in no particular order.

1.Mckinsey & Co.
2.Accenture
3.Citibank
4.Ericsson
5.GE
6.Aviat Networks

I am excluding oil and gas companies because I think the only attractive point is the huge wages.Career progression is slow if not non-existent.

Gud evening house.

pes7md2010: So far, i agree with Guiness. Its a great company to work with as they pay well and have good working conditions

lmao, do u work there?
depends on the dept u work o, if u are in sales. life go tire u o,
u dont get to sleep as your major work is at nite, ur wife go tire for u o.

slimyem: stop being uptight you two!
It wasn't a mistake on that poster's part.it was a delibrate reversal attempt at humour!

tanx slim, that's exactly what I wanted to write b4 I saw ur comment. Its a pity they didn't get it.

nitrogen: I comment my reserve on this.

Did u mean to say "i reserve my comment"?

Biko, commot Access Bank for that list sharp sharp. Access ko, Blockage ni. They're slave drivers and do not have ideal working conditions. It has nothing to do with them letting go of IB Plc staff earlier this year. For those with good knowledge of the banking industry, if you're introduced as a staff of Access bank, you immediately get a look of pity and then you're asked - how do you cope?

That cannot be a top 10 place to work in Nigeria for sure. GTB tops them any time T.

Don't you mean top ten plantations owned by massa to work for?

Isnt it funny how no nigerian owned companies are on that list - Nigerians forever being used as cheap labour in order to amass huge profit for their european/american masters.

cap28: Don't you mean top ten plantations owned by massa to work for?

Isnt it funny how no nigerian owned companies are on that list - Nigerians forever being used as cheap labour in order to amass huge profit for their european/american masters.

OMG! OMG! lmfao! *straight face* it's not actually funny

[quote author=nitrogen]I comment my reserve on this.



Don't get, ȋ̝̊̅§ this supposed to be funny?

I wonder how Access bank got on the list....cos is one of the most f*cked
up place to work in Nigeria. They have a very good CEO, a visionary with impecabble integrity.
But beyond, there is nothing like work/life balance in Access bank. And you are lucky if you have
a supervisor that allow you to close at 7.0 pm even if you resume at 6 am.

queensmith:

OMG! OMG! lmfao! *straight face* it's not actually funny

No its not actually funny - so why are you struggling to keep your fat face "straight"?

^^^ that was a joke by the way queensmith - i dont know whether your face is fat or slim cos i've never met you.

Paentera: Biko, commot Access Bank for that list sharp sharp. Access ko, Blockage ni. They're slave drivers and do not have ideal working conditions. It has nothing to do with them letting go of IB Plc staff earlier this year. For those with good knowledge of the banking industry, if you're introduced as a staff of Access bank, you immediately get a look of pity and then you're asked - how do you cope?

That cannot be a top 10 place to work in Nigeria for sure. GTB tops them any time T.

Ɣ☺ΰ harsh O°˚˚˚!

cap28:

No its not actually funny - so why are you struggling to keep your fat face "straight"?

It's a very coon thing to say. . . . .so in an attempt to highlight coon behavior you proved yourself more of a coon than ever.

The irony is hilarious. . . . .

Max'diamond:
Dis list is pure rubbish & again,its involve "do or die" b4 sum1 can work with does companies.why are they d best when they are not pure in d way and manner they recruit applicant.u must know sum1 b4 u can work with them.i tire 4 dis country..i am max'diamond

I work with one of the named companies and l can truthfully tell you that l didnt know anyone to get the job. As for the rating, its so on point regardless of contrary opinions!

ok am from London. do companies in Nigeria hav lifts? becoz i remebered walkin the staircase to 25th floor last time i went

I agree with Guinness, Total and maybe First Bank. Others are on their own.

The inclusion of access bank plc derailed the list

nitrogen: I comment my reserve on this.

r u still standing or u r standing still?

What parameters did you use in arriving at this list?

queensmith:

It's a very coon thing to say. . . . .so in an attempt to highlight coon behavior you proved yourself more of a coon than ever.

The irony is hilarious. . . . .

hey babe it was a joke now - am i forgiven my queen?

shakomende: Great Place to Work® Institute Nigeria recently compiled a list of the “Best Workplaces in Nigeria”. The list was published as a Special National Report in The Globe and Mail on April 19, 2012.

This year’s list recognizes 10 Best Workplaces in Nigeria. Find the top 10 companies below.

1. GUINNESS NIGERIA PLC

www.guinness-nigeria.com/
Industry: Manufacturing & Production – Food products
Ownership: Publicly quoted/held

2. First Bank of Nigeria Plc

www.firstbanknigeria.com/
Industry: Financial Services & Insurance – Banking/Credit Services
Ownership: Publicly quoted/held

3. Guaranty Trust Assurance Plc

www.gtassur.com/
Industry: Financial Services & Insurance
Ownership: Publicly quoted/held

4. ACCENTURE NIGERIA

www.accenture.com/ng-en/Pages/index.aspx
Industry: Information Technology – IT Consulting
Ownership: Publicly quoted/held

5. Fidelity Bank Plc

www.fidelitybankplc.com/
Industry: Financial Services & Insurance – Banking/Credit Services
Ownership: Publicly quoted/held

6. Lagos Business School

www.lbs.edu.ng/
Industry: Education & Training
Ownership: Publicly quoted/held

7. FITC Financial Institutions Training Center

www.fitc-ng.com/index.asp
Industry: Financial Services & Insurance
Ownership: Non-profit

8. TOTAL NIGERIA

www.ng.total.com/
Industry: Manufacturing & Production – Coke, refined petroleum products and nuclear fuel
Ownership: Publicly quoted/held

9. Access Bank Plc

www.accessbankplc.com/default.aspx
Industry: Financial Services & Insurance – Banking/Credit Services
Ownership: Publicly quoted/held

10. GLAXOSMITHKLINE CONSUMER

www.gsk.com/ng/
Industry: Health Care
Ownership: Publicly quoted/held

What do you think? Do you agree with the ranking?
http://www.cp-africa.com/2012/06/23/the-top-10-best-companies-to-work-for-in-nigeria/

Hahaha, where is Federal Government of Nigeria PLC on your list ?

Dis is a wrong assessment b/c Union Bank Plc is not on d list
WHY!!!

Max'diamond:
Dis list is pure rubbish & again,its involve "do or die" b4 sum1 can work with does companies.why are they d best when they are not pure in d way and manner they recruit applicant.u must know sum1 b4 u can work with them.i tire 4 dis country..i am max'diamond

I work 4 one of those coys & truthfully, didnt have to knw anyone to get d job. As 4 d list, it sure has credence regardless of contrary opinions!

life_style:

Are you drunk ?

He meant to say "I this my comment on reserve" Haba! Leave the poor guy alone Jare!

my queen - i apologise if i offended you.

answer me now!

gabman700:

Lesson to learn: Dont type while smoking & dont smoke while typing.

you guys should free the guy naw?he's joking and you are all taking it serious.na soso oversabi dey worry una.

Naija, everything na magomago. To put up a simple list such as this magomago must dey. SMH

Phonon: That list is severely flawed.Anyway,what do I know?This is my personal list of top companies to work for in Nigeria and it is based on career progression,good remuneration(including pension,health benefits etc),brand value and meritocracy.This list is not exhaustive and is in no particular order.

1.Mckinsey & Co.
2.Accenture
3.Citibank
4.Ericsson
5.GE
6.Aviat Networks

I am excluding oil and gas companies because I think the only attractive point is the huge wages.Career progression is slow if not non-existent.

I worked for Citibank in Nigeria and I will say it is a crappy place to work. So much politics and the Nigerian factor at play there and worst of all, salary is crappy. I actually left Citibank for Equitorial Trust Bank back then. The oil and gas sector is still the best place to work in terms of training, renumeration, career advancement etc. There is always politics everywhere but the oil and gas industry is still the best.

slimyem: stop being uptight you two!
It wasn't a mistake on that poster's part.it was a delibrate reversal attempt at humour!

Thanks jare, they never did comprehend that, they no 'jasi'.

the list is so not correct. Why are my not seeing company like Total there?