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Re: Staff Asked His Nigerian Boss ‘How Are You?’. See Reply by dickt(m): 2:16pm On Jun 01, 2017 |
freebreezeyz: You are not a Nigerian. But in case you live in Naija, you are a disrespectful person. No apology. |
Re: Staff Asked His Nigerian Boss ‘How Are You?’. See Reply by timoteus(m): 3:00pm On Jun 01, 2017 |
banmee: So respect is now slave mentality? ? Dont forget that Buhari is "leading" us No matter what you say I will call my elder "sir" cuz that's how I was raised
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Re: Staff Asked His Nigerian Boss ‘How Are You?’. See Reply by freebreezeyz(m): 3:05pm On Jun 01, 2017 |
dickt: Who is dis one? what do you kow about respect? Is the workplace ur father's own? Am fully Nigerian and know what respect is! Your reasoning is not needed here neither is ur apology! I am sure u havent worked in a corporate organization before where input is what is required and not some so called sir or madam ideology! Park well abeg.... |
Re: Staff Asked His Nigerian Boss ‘How Are You?’. See Reply by banmee(m): 3:14pm On Jun 01, 2017 |
timoteus: Nigerians do not know what respect mean. To them subjugation means respect. If Nigerians knew what it meant, the country would not be the way it is today. You guys don't respect yourselves, life, or your environment. 2 Likes |
Re: Staff Asked His Nigerian Boss ‘How Are You?’. See Reply by timoteus(m): 5:41pm On Jun 01, 2017 |
banmee: What I bolded just confuses me So respect is what our leaders are lacking or what ? The two do not correlate in any sense. Let's go back to the story, are you saying his boss can't say he shud call him sir? It's a yes or no question |
Re: Staff Asked His Nigerian Boss ‘How Are You?’. See Reply by temitope277(m): 6:17pm On Jun 01, 2017 |
Airoflaw:he/she should have add sir |
Re: Staff Asked His Nigerian Boss ‘How Are You?’. See Reply by banmee(m): 6:24pm On Jun 01, 2017 |
timoteus: I seriously wonder your level of education. I can't believe i have to break it down. Here it goes; To you, respect means bowing to subjugation. It's ramifications are that when one is in a superior position or older than you even if that person is inept, you would still defer to him/her because of "respect" for age or position. This is why old men who should have left leadership for the young ones in Nigeria are still there. Among other reasons, you are all too scared to challenge them because of your phucked up understanding of what respect is. And you don't have to say sir to your boss. What is mandated is using "Mr", "Miss", or "Mrs". You wouldn't understand because of the exposure and experiences you have as a Nigerian. The only profession where it is mandated is the military/paramilitary or if you just feel like saying it. Go to well advanced countries and see how the relationship between employer and employee is. This is why young people in place like Germany and the U.S are accomplishing so much. Meanwhile, In Nigeria, a 20 year old man or woman is still a small boy. Unbelievable. You all have this slave mentality that is scary to say the least. 2 Likes |
Re: Staff Asked His Nigerian Boss ‘How Are You?’. See Reply by FengChui(m): 10:39am On Jun 02, 2017 |
Husty: *Continuing in Omawumi's voice* The matter wey u start sooo, e heavy for mouth |
Re: Staff Asked His Nigerian Boss ‘How Are You?’. See Reply by Ogbodoo: 12:27pm On Jun 02, 2017 |
With that attitude, the business may not last. Either the business shuts down or the boss is sacked soonest. Ego and pride are the two deadly diseases.
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Re: Staff Asked His Nigerian Boss ‘How Are You?’. See Reply by Haddock(m): 8:44pm On Jun 02, 2017 |
Zi: But remember to add Sir, Boss, Egbon, Imam, Pastor, Honorable, Daddy GO, Alhaji, or Officer etc, depending on the senior, superior or elder you're addressing, please. This is Africa! |
Re: Staff Asked His Nigerian Boss ‘How Are You?’. See Reply by Haddock(m): 8:45pm On Jun 02, 2017 |
Zi: But remember to be polite and add either Sir, Boss, Egbon, Imam, Pastor, Honorable, Daddy GO, Alhaji, or Officer etc, depending on the senior, superior or elder you're addressing, please. This is Africa! |
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