Ezalb:
Good morning everyone,I trust our day is going on well...just a quick information I got this morning...I called my senior friend who is a staff to just say hello,after pleasantries and me wanting to drop the call,he said nothing yet from that side oo,I didn't even ask him he now said the only thing now is that most of them on SS1 have been told to come and write exams for promotion and they have submitted their applications and relevant documents,I asked 2 questions

1. Any date for the exams?
Ans: No
2. No more chief officers course?
Ans: they cancelled it..(probably for now)

This means that both the ones that have been attending the chief officers course and the recently promoted guys to SS1 are going to write the exams...

Implications: as many that passes will move up,so there would be corresponding movement across paving way for EHs..so the realignment is ongoing legit..we just have to be more prayerful,hopeful,and patient....God bless you all...have a wonderful weekend

Nyzin007:


After 6months, and counting since the GT was released, NOTHING YET...
To be Frank, we are not sure that EH will be concluded b4 the end of the year. The month of May came and went, July the same, now we are hoping by September... Hope it ends by Sept, becos my fear is after October, we will start hearing things like, they are done for the year...

How do they expect us to know abt the internal alignment? All I know is, they are taking a long time

Originakalokalo:


Thanks for the information.

God bless you.

I think human resources involves projections of staff strength over a certain period of time considering retirement, promotions, resignations and other stuff.

Before recruitment is done, I believe that the number of vacant positions should be determined (based on projections or otherwise.)


18 months and we are still "here"

Tired*

It seems like this EH component of the recruitment is being kept somewhere far away from the table of approval...

The wait seems endless.

Nyzin007:


Don't think too much about all these things, remember you once said that they have a robust HR department. They are more coordinated and organized than we give them credit for. On Feb. 14, their legal, HR, ICT, Twitter account handler teams and the GMD were well coordinated.

jurrell:
Well,since its been very quiet here, I just received word from an inside source that the EH list has been prepared and approved and would be uploaded to their system very soon. He refused to disclose exactly when the apl would be sent out though..but he confirmed its been approved..

allthingsgood:


Story

oracle121086:
How? Please if you don't have useful info just dey your dey. It's this attitude that is keeping those with useful updates from sharing with us.

allthingsgood:


Mark my words; no resumption this year!
But eh will still come out

oracle121086:
No wahala, it's not by force to resume this year.

Nyzin007:
It still baffles me, why the people(EH), that give us good info in the past, just suddenly stopped, and it happened about the same time(March). 'EH conclusion' should be, what matters the most to them. Missing them!

flowwolf09:


Web hosting companies are usually paid a yearly fee to host your .com, .net, sites etc. This may mean 2 things. Upgrade/maintenance or expiry of payment/non renewal.

When it's the 1st reason, it would be back. The 2nd reason could mean the site is no longer needed or things have become interesting.

oracle121086:
No wahala, it's not by force to resume this year.

NigelCundy:
Hey guys, I thought I should come back to share my story for those who'll come here in the future.

Some months ago, I was among the hopefuls waiting for the almighty APL. I literally centered the whole of my existence around something so uncertain... do I regret? I'm not even sure because the experience I gathered from this thread pushed me for what's to come.

When the APL came, my name and that of my 3 friends from OAU who'd attended the interview were all missing. The difference was they all had good jobs at the time, but I was at home bantering on twitter and nairaland hoping luck will shine on me. After people started getting mails, my depression started setting in, I was grieving the APL that never came! I was sad, tired, and ready to give in to terrible thoughts. After 48 hours, I picked myself up and said F**U**C**K** it. I withdrew from everything and went back to the learning I was doing in tech before the obsession with nairaland and APL.

Five months later, I made my first million from a project I secured...from a client in the UK. Worthy to note that this was my first paid project. Then, last night, I got a remote job with a company in the UK where I'll be earning what I couldn't have imagined I would some six months ago.

So, I woke up this morning remembering that period when it was like my life had come to an end over an uncertain thing...an APL. I decided it'll be criminal not to share my story and I hope someone finds this experience of mine valuable and move on in life....even while you're waiting.

Thanks to everyone that made those months of waiting interesting: the associations for their banter and oga Jarus for his constant help.

Stay Safe!!!!!

NigelCundy:
Hey guys, I thought I should come back to share my story for those who'll come here in the future.

Some months ago, I was among the hopefuls waiting for the almighty APL. I literally centered the whole of my existence around something so uncertain... do I regret? I'm not even sure because the experience I gathered from this thread pushed me for what's to come.

When the APL came, my name and that of my 3 friends from OAU who'd attended the interview were all missing. The difference was they all had good jobs at the time, but I was at home bantering on twitter and nairaland hoping luck will shine on me. After people started getting mails, my depression started setting in, I was grieving the APL that never came! I was sad, tired, and ready to give in to terrible thoughts. After 48 hours, I picked myself up and said F**U**C**K** it. I withdrew from everything and went back to the learning I was doing in tech before the obsession with nairaland and APL.

Five months later, I made my first million from a project I secured...from a client in the UK. Worthy to note that this was my first paid project. Then, last night, I got a remote job with a company in the UK where I'll be earning what I couldn't have imagined I would some six months ago.

So, I woke up this morning remembering that period when it was like my life had come to an end over an uncertain thing...an APL. I decided it'll be criminal not to share my story and I hope someone finds this experience of mine valuable and move on in life....even while you're waiting.

Thanks to everyone that made those months of waiting interesting: the associations for their banter and oga Jarus for his constant help.

Stay Safe!!!!!

vyke2008:
Would you mind to share with us the kind of skills you acquired that gave you the jobs and projects.... Others might also benefit from your experience! Aluta continua!!

We are waiting...

darella82:
happy new week

NigelCundy:
I acquired skills in tech and there are tons of fields that one could explore. I wouldn't want to say exactly the field I chose so it doesn't influence someone and they end up not getting what they expected. For instance, you can explore coding, design, data and see which of these fields align with your skills and interests.
Develop by taking courses on learning platforms like coursera, IBM, Udacity etc, watch YouTube videos (highly recommended), and most importantly work on personal projects to develop your portfolio.

Once you have a portfolio, even if it's one project, make sure people know what you do. Don't be ashamed of your work or be intimidated by others who have started before you, there's always someone who will be willing to take a chance on you, but they have to know you first. So, hype yourself everywhere on social media while you're developing yourself.

Good luck.