The labour market is not smiling at all, I got a job and was told to resume Nov 2nd but the pay is quite small 30k for a graduate the transport is 600 naira per day and that's about 13, 200 every month. What do you guys think, do you think it's worth starting at all.

If transport is 13,200 per month and feeding is let's say u spend 500naira per day on food, dat"s 15000naira, totals, 28,200, nw ur a gurl, u need to buy necessary things like tampons, do ur hair, make up, etc... Mehn babe, u will so run at a loss and find urself needing help frm a coworker or a boyfrnd...


Its not worth it, even if u start, u will quit after one or two months later... Dats d hard truth

Its better Dan been idle o...
Dey say an idle man can be the devil's workshop
I wonder if dat adage has changed tho

it is better you do it ooo...
The best way to search for job is when you are doing one already. Far better than being idle.
The experience you will have also matter. Most jobs request for some period of experience this days.

I will advise you to go for it

Honestly, this is tight.....i'd say take the job to get away from idleness as this clearly doesn't have potentials to up ur finances.
Just my candid thoughts though.

missKiffy:
The labour market is not smiling at all, I got a job and was told to resume Nov 2nd but the pay is quite small 30k for a graduate the transport is 600 naira per day and that's about 13, 200 every month. What do you guys think, do you think it's worth starting at all.

missKiffy:
The labour market is not smiling at all, I got a job and was told to resume Nov 2nd but the pay is quite small 30k for a graduate the transport is 600 naira per day and that's about 13, 200 every month. What do you guys think, do you think it's worth starting at all.

babe, u need to start first before u can be sure if its worth it or not. maybe after 2weeks. some jobs u might be able to get ur daily transport or feeding or both if u're smart, friendly n humble. good luck

but if u still feel its not worth it, please which state is it? I might need it. thanks

afonomics:
it is better you do it ooo...
The best way to search for job is when you are doing one already. Far better than being idle.
The experience you will have also matter. Most jobs request for some period of experience this days.

I will advise you to go for it

@ op, the above post is an excellent advise to heed.

Moreover, look on the brighter side of the job. What skills do you stand to acquire from the job? I always tell people who cares to listen, that money isn't all that matters in a job. Pick the job and while on it, learn as much as you can from it, this way you will be developing yourself positively.

All the best to you all

nawa for una ooo...nobody cares to know about the nature of the job, if it aligns with her career path and if there will be enough time to apply to other places. you are just shouting take it! Do it!

Op my advice is if it's a kind of job that will support your career growth, add value to you and your cv. Even with that amount, you can go for it. It's only when you start you can know how tedious it will be. But if you are taking it out of desperation, then don't take it. Forget all those people saying take it to avoid being idle. There are some jobs that when you start, to comot na war. E go be like say dem use jazz tie you down and you won't even have time to apply somewhere else.

My 2kobo

YOU NO FIT DEY FOR HOUSE KNOW WETIN THEM BUY FOR MARKET...

ENTER STREET FIRST...