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i am  a Certified Financial Analyst, any CFA in the house

@ realkemmy, that should have been big ups to you guy! my mistake. anyways getting a CFA aint easy, so id say ure a proffessional in the financial analysis field, hope to be in your shoes someday, njoy.

a chemical engineer by profession, i ll like to know the computer progremming language that ll help me in my field.
P.s just graduated

@sinaoye
unicorn has said it all, as long as you are an engineer, and u understand the 1st principles of the profession, all the softwares are just tools and u might not need any specialised training, just keep in touch with other users, u've challenged my mind and am reading up on the lamella clarifier, its really going to help in my next project (an ETP for NBC in Challawa) please am expecting those pictures o! when u are ready for the software, if you have a gmail accnt, i'll try and see if i can attach and send

@unicorn,
u have a kindred soul here brother, i left a bank to come back to full time engineering to and believe me man, i havent regretted it one day, the billions might not come now but it they are on the way!! that i am sure of!!

one way i try to avoid site workers' problem is by relating to their supervisor or foreman and not with them directly, although that could backfire at times too, one just has to rely on one's sense of judgement of human beings to get the best of out of them without making enemies,

house is this forum for engineers alone,please carry everyone along and act on something,i mean lets look up into this topic and make reality out of it

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Cheers, ONE NIGERIA FOREVER!

im currently studyin ba business management nd i want to be a well known business woman (not buying nd sellin) but like d great business guru's i.e alan sugar, make partnership for a big company, nd take it upward from there,

@ Poster
Let me not be left bhind in issues like this.

As long as Nigeria is concern, there is nothing an initiator/inventor will do for d benefit of her nation that he gets back as a package other than heart-breakin, discouragemt, child plays responses.

No wonder our evil politician had dominated everywhere to influence its political children nothing but corrupt practices. those guilty of this, WHEN DO WE BOAST DAT WE (NAIJA) IS A DEVELOPED NATION?  The word: Developing is our song to foreigners. Cant we look for a scenario where we can help each other build this nation wit one VISION, AIM, GOAL etc. lets not continue like this, let arrive at one thing before d other.

YOUNG AND UPCOMING PROFESSIONAL lets put own hands on desk and make Nigeria great place, developing it up to international standard wit landmarks and monument compare to d ones around d world .

sorry for those i’ve offended, i know there r those (born of Nigeria-parent) who doesn’t like good thing.

hello guys its this is definetely a good trend, am a lawyer by profession but i have this flare for advertising not that i want to leave my profession, but i can literally just see a product and have an idea what the advert would be like.u nid to hear my ideas, so how do i go about establishing myself, i need your candid advice house, how doi start

A Computer Engineer in da house, with great passion for Animation, Web Designing and Programming. How can we make Nairaland a better place.

@ penfold

my brother, even if the millions are not coming in yet, i'm positive they are on the way, provided we stick to the right path and distinguish ourselves in what we do. I may not totally agree with you as regards dealing with site formen only, i'd rather we carry out our duties with them directly, making the un-skilled/ semi- skilled workers on site realise that we feel their pains, treat them as human beigns and be transparent in your dealings. You very likely will not go wrong (this is actually eligible to all forms of leadership and management), but if u de do big boi for site,  meeen, those guys can "yeye" u. Confirmed.

Guys lets share thoughts and Ideas, does anyone know about ground retention in excavation, shoring and/or temporary works. I'm presently involved in these and want to have an idea of its feasibilty in Nigeria

To all the engineers on this thread,
Lets talk about ways to further research, implement and in turn benefit from technologies that will help further develop our great nation
Alternative energy (solar, kinetic et al)
Web telephone conferencing.
I am an engineer with a BEng in EE engineering & MSc Info Engineering.

This is really interesting.

I was a marketer in an ICT company but the company made it so hard for us that all the  16 marketers finally resigned among which I was one. Now, am the purchasing officer to a big and world class company in lagos and i have a lot of challenges to discuss with any experienced purcshasing manager in the house. hope to hear from you. or u contact me
through my


 E-mail: midborn2002@yahoo.co.uk.

@unicorn,

its as if this is a forum for concrete and steel boys o!!
yeah, you're right site men can task henry kissinger's diplomatic skills, as par ground retention, depending on your client's budget and the scope of the project you might want to investigate sheet piling as an alternative, Trevi Foundations has one technique they use, am not quite clear about it now but with a little research you should get what you need!!!

I believe litigation is vanity; arbitration is sanity

@labamba

Your job sure sounds interesting. Say, what's it like working in your field? What does it take to thrive in networking?ask 'because I'm gearing towards that direction- I have a B.Eng in Electrical/Electronics and right now I'm working on acquring some certifications (already got the CCNA). Looking forward to your reply. Cheers