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Re: Are Indian Bosses In Nigeria That Bad??? by emmanuelewumi(m): 4:05pm On Nov 12, 2013 |
Sagamite: http://www.jarushub.com/questions-answers-on-oil-gas-career-i/ na so dey loke oyel |
Re: Are Indian Bosses In Nigeria That Bad??? by Sagamite(m): 6:32am On Nov 13, 2013 |
This is Nigeria for you: http://www.punchng.com/opinion/the-shame-called-murtala-muhammed-international-airport/ Run by Nigerians. The guy nailed it from beginning to the end. It was like if I wrote it. The core difference was he did not use fucktards, cretins and moorons which makes it clear I did not write it. As much as I love every single sentence, I particularly love the ending parts: "Even with all the money in the world, our airports and our country will not work as long as we do not have people who care about excellence. Caring about excellence means knowing that Nigerians deserve the best all the time. When we reserve the rights citizens of other countries take for granted, upgrade such to privileges for our citizens, we will always miss the point of making things work. Nigerians deserve more but as long as we have people – including the President – dancing on national TV because a road contract has been awarded, we’d always have a situation where mediocrity will remain the norm. Would anyone say the Lagos-Ibadan Expressway is the mess it is because of money? Nay. It is what it is because we are who we are. We have become a people accustomed to seeing nothing work." 1 Like |
Re: Are Indian Bosses In Nigeria That Bad??? by Nobody: 7:23am On Nov 13, 2013 |
Sagamite: This is Nigeria for you: Nigerians always celebrate mediocrity. Couldn't have put it better myself. Excellence is a spirit, and its very far from Nigerians. We don't take responsibility for anything, someone else is always to blame. We celebrate thieves and look down on intelligence. 3 Likes |
Re: Are Indian Bosses In Nigeria That Bad??? by Bhaveshmanek: 11:58pm On Jan 17, 2019 |
This is a post of 2013 and unfortunately I came across today. I am an Indian and worked in India as well as in Nigeria with Indian owned and Nigerian owned company both. Summery of many comments is peanuts salary and too much work pressure. Now let us understand the work first. No one can expect a growth without proving as performer him self or herself in any corner if world. It is not important that how many hours we are working ? The important is how much output we are providing. You can't get fruit without growing tree. When I was working in Nigeria I was working 8.30 am to 7 pm. When I work in India , I work from 9 am to 9 pm (I have to start at 7 am to reach my workplace at 9 am and when I close my work at 9 pm I reach at 11 pm.) I can't keep on complaining that I am working like inhuman (my country also having a labour law 9 hour a day working) but when you work in private sector all company demand long hours work with maximum output (all companies are having same work culture so chance to keep on changing company). When I started working in India I worked at less than peanut salary (please note minimum wages in India is less than equallent to Naira 18000). But I worked hard and i worked smart and delivered result so without my asking I got promoted every year. Believe me Indian employers in Nigeria are not keen on bringing indians in Nigeria if they get expected performance and result from local staff. Why dangote is having 90% of senior staff indians ? Dangote is Nigerian owned. It is not questioning of Nigerian or indians. You have create your own value and identity by your performance not by degree. What you many are compaining that peanut salary and too much work pressure and other wahala like no pension , no medical , no leave is same in India also. When you work in private sector your growth measurement criteria is only one achieve what is expected from you with limited resources available and within given time frame. Prove your self consistently and than talk about growth. This is simple forula of growth in private sector work in any part of world. I am a professional coach and mentor so if any one want guidence than please feel free to connect with me on what's app on +919321199546. 1 Like 1 Share |
Re: Are Indian Bosses In Nigeria That Bad??? by Tajsagay(m): 10:27am On Sep 16, 2020 |
ANYTHING DIFFERENT IN 2020? |
Re: Are Indian Bosses In Nigeria That Bad??? by LeJeun3: 10:30am On Sep 16, 2020 |
Tajsagay: Did Indians change or the workplace become something different?! |
Re: Are Indian Bosses In Nigeria That Bad??? by Exoclassic: 2:18pm On Sep 20, 2020 |
he hasn't worked with one before. Don't mind him |
Re: Are Indian Bosses In Nigeria That Bad??? by Exoclassic: 2:19pm On Sep 20, 2020 |
holyvirgin:you just narrated everything I am going through with indians |
Re: Are Indian Bosses In Nigeria That Bad??? by Exoclassic: 2:26pm On Sep 20, 2020 |
Well I have nothing good to say about the ones I worked with. Always trying to make it seem like they're doing the Nigerians a favour. The day I resigned the dude called me and sat with me for an hour asking me why I was leaving and if there was anything they could do to make me stay. Good riddance!they are fond of that. Hypocrites |
Re: Are Indian Bosses In Nigeria That Bad??? by BigBashiru: 12:53am On Apr 20, 2021 |
BluMalam: the white man is also delusional with his belief that he is superior to africans. |
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