sirusX:
See gobe!
Lost two jobs in one sitting

I can imagine the boss asking him questions during the interview:
It say on your CV that you’re currently employed, why would you want to leave your current workplace?

Some of the core values of this company are trust and integrity, are u always honest?

For the 2nd question, na to cry in silence

007author:
His village people are after him

Psoul:


I don't see that as greed. It's called aspiring to be better. U don't just remain stationary and hope to improve.

Even the boss that was one of the panelists, what was he doing dia. Won't he be paid for that job he went there for. The boss is also doing double job. That time he was spending there belongs to the company that employed him and not for that one that hired him for the interview.

sirusX:
See gobe!
Lost two jobs in one sitting

I can imagine the boss asking him questions during the interview:
It say on your CV that you’re currently employed, why would you want to leave your current workplace?

Some of the core values of this company are trust and integrity, are u always honest?

For the 2nd question, na to cry in silence

Quelle:

This is really funny, what a coincidence. Nigerian man meets his boss at job interview he attended after taking sick leave at work.

According to him, not only did he meet his boss at the interview; he was also among the panelist interviewing them.

He wrote in his tweet;
"I was scheduled for an interview today, so I called my boss yesterday informing him I wasn’t feeling fine & that I would love to visit the clinic. He advised I go for proper checkup & he gave me 2 days off; I was shocked when I saw him among panelist interviewing us this morning!"


https://gistrealm.com/man-meets-his-boss-at-job-interview-he-attended-after-taking-a-sick-leave/



Cc lalasticlala mynd44 Dominique

sirusX:
See gobe!
Lost two jobs in one sitting

I can imagine the boss asking him questions during the interview:
It say on your CV that you’re currently employed, why would you want to leave your current workplace?

Some of the core values of this company are trust and integrity, are u always honest?

For the 2nd question, na to cry in silence

Shukusheka:
And where is it a crime for sick people to go for interviews?

Shukusheka:
And where is it a crime for sick people to go for interviews?

Talkingboy:
So in a normal Nigerian setting , Was the Boss expecting him to tell him that he's going for an interview ?


Isn't that out of place ?

He did the normal thing 98% of all of ya also do, he was just unfortunate/fortunate (that could be his stepping stone) !!!!

Reference:


Yes, tell your boss you are going for an interview and would require unpaid leave. He owns your services, he doesn't own you nor your prospects. If you see yourself as a slave, you are. If you see yourself as a partner then feel free. Afterall to be the boss he would have juggled jobs also.

Shukusheka:
And where is it a crime for sick people to go for interviews?

Shukusheka:
How is he dishonest? He can claim his illness only merely coincided with the time of the interview, at least that is what I would do.

Udoks:
But how does one ask for permission to attend an interview without lying? I am asking for someone �

Kumashi2:
God bless d poster below....
U said it almost all...

My points...
1. There is nothing wrong in going for another interview while u r stil working with a company (as long as u are not in any bond agreement with ur comp). Also if u have swap from one company to another, u must have done this (lied) b4.
I was given 2days sick leave in my previous company and I used d 2days off to attend another medical examination of another company. And I resigned from my former comp d day my 2days sick leave expired...

2. If d boss can b among d panelists, then it makes it simple for d guy. D question is wat is d boss also doing there? Definitely working for another company too (probably consultant or so)...

sirusX:
See gobe!
Lost two jobs in one sitting

I can imagine the boss asking him questions during the interview:
It says on your CV that you’re currently employed, why would you want to leave your current workplace?

Some of the core values of this company are trust and integrity, are u always honest?

For the 2nd question, na to cry in silence

Kumashi2:
God bless d poster below....
U said it almost all...

My points...
1. There is nothing wrong in going for another interview while u r stil working with a company (as long as u are not in any bond agreement with ur comp). Also if u have swap from one company to another, u must have done this (lied) b4.
I was given 2days sick leave in my previous company and I used d 2days off to attend another medical examination of another company. And I resigned from my former comp d day my 2days sick leave expired...

2. If d boss can b among d panelists, then it makes it simple for d guy. D question is wat is d boss also doing there? Definitely working for another company too (probably consultant or so)...