ilyasom:


What job is it?

I.T but I can't divulge which organisation I work for on this forum

Divay22:

What's the nature of your job pls
All the things you just listed sounds so funny

Information tech....

lol I.T

NigPatriot:
What job is this, already sounds juicy

SamPeeLamen:
My job allows me to sleep 24hrs a day. Yeah, i'm jobless

Go learn work now

IceColdVeins:
The prestige. The respect you earn from the police when they demand for an ID. The dressing. The only work that never makes Monday so scary for me (former job was hellish) Absolutely free weekends. No outrageous targets. The career. No horrible bosses (I can sleep with my two eyes closed) And lastly, the remuneration (pay)
Modified- I forgot to add this....'... 'The 'birthdays and hangouts with colleagues'

What job is that?

bytementor:
Salary is the key

Key to what?

IceColdVeins:

I.T but I can't divulge which organisation I work for on this forum

I know it's Google. Big deal eh

Where i work they are owing we the new workers 8months salary. No pity just heartless government just that its a govt work i cant quit.

ghost3040:
Cc: pocohantas ...come carry ur people oooo ..dem don arrive..."My own Boss"...Na them..

Lol. Why do they always add that?

toprealman:
This made me laugh.....lol
When are you making banga soup make I come chop?

You will have to eat something else o, this is one soup I can't make and I have no interest in learning how to make it.

Because it gives me room to learn more about Filmmaking which I am passionate about.
I work under the umbrealla of Wale Adenuga Productions. Creators of SuperStory and I run my own film and photography business part time

SamPeeLamen:
My job allows me to sleep 24hrs a day. Yeah, i'm jobless

so your job is sleeping? you go hungry tire I just pity you!

The art of providing constant power supply and making clients happy is satisfactory


Do you need a 1kva complete solar power system to power your TV, decoder, Dan, sound system and bulbs for 6hours daily?

CHECK MY SIGNATURE NOW

Used to work in downstream. During any fuel scarcity, no story. Enter station to head of queue and fill five Jerrycans.

Having security that are former bigwig police.

Data network to abuse as a geek matter

The 'status' which I failed to exploit. I married within 6 months of getting the job. All my colleagues were looking at me like wetin dey do this small boy, he doesn't want to enjoy first.

pocohantas:


Lol. Why do they always add that?



You will have to eat something else o, this is one soup I can't make and I have no interest in learning how to make it.

so which one can you make very well

God when? I've been jobless since i finished nysc... Been applying to different organizations to no avail.... � I'm just fedup

Abg show me way nah I wan be like you

Emmy9ite02:
I work from the comfort of my house.

I earn in dollars and spend in naira

The joy in seeing others succeed doing the same thing

ornicus:
Used to work in downstream. During any fuel scarcity, no story. Enter station to head of queue and fill five Jerrycans.

Having security that are former bigwig police.

Data network to abuse as a geek matter

The 'status' which I failed to exploit. I married within 6 months of getting the job. All my colleagues were looking at me like wetin dey do this small boy, he doesn't want to enjoy first.

I don't know why guys have that mindset o, the enjoyment own after getting one job wey dey drop some kind money. These my own with their shikini salary, small something dey done enter hardrock and all the corners of their city.

toprealman:
so which one can you make very well

Any Igbo soup

SamPeeLamen:
My job allows me to sleep 24hrs a day. Yeah, i'm jobless

At least we have some honest members in nairaland. this your honesty qualifies you for a job. abstain from sin

Ademat7:

Which state?

Lasgidi

Everything

1. Overseas travel opprtunitues
2. The pride of contributing directly to the country's GDP.
3. Prestige when I mention where I work

Jossyroyal1:
I love so many things about my job.

1. Renumeration pattern..
-We have access to fixed and variable incomes... Variable income such as commissions for going extra miles, getting out at odds hours of the night and bringing in jobs

2. Dynamic nature..
-Each day I am faced with fresh new challenges. What I did yesterday will definitely be different from what I do today or tomorrow. In short, each day, I never can't tell where I will get to or what I will do.

3. Adventure and Field work
-My job required me to always be on the go. Moving from one part of the other within Lagos and beyong. Today am in Kano tomorrow, In in Umuahia, the next I'm in Ghana or Togo. So far, I've been to so many parts of Nigeria and even other places which ordinary I wouldn't have been to.

4. Opportunity to meet, encourage and impart people
- My job gives me opportunity to meet people in their trying times.. Some have been battling with some kind of terminal diseases and sicknesses. So I bank on this opportunity to pray with them and encourage, and even lead them to Christ letting them know that it's just a passing face of their lives and they will pull through.

5. Appreciation from Clients
-Most times we get appreciations from Patients/Relatives and I feel to happy within me that people appreciate what I do. Some people even go extra miles to give gifts and even invite us down to their houses. It's really not easy to give cash when you have so many bills to pay due to health challenges but when people do give me gift, it means they appreciate my professionalism

6. Opportunity to learn
- Started off as a marketer. I detest marketing job with all passion then to add salt to injury, I am to market an ambulance service company.. how on earth can i go about this.. Nigerians are not so informed as I see people transporting their sick ones on Bikes, Keke Maruwa, Taxi, personal car and even Danfo not knowing that there are some first aid and interventions that should be carried out enroute medical facility.. I knew I had a tough job but learn on the job, researched a whole lot, I didn't have a template as I am the first company marketer you what it means.

7. Opportunity to acquire new skills
-Coming from a management background, I've taken paramedic courses, BLS, ALS, ATLS and ACLS and I've also read alot. I can now drive, and have acquired IT skills, Marketing skills and all that.

8. -The push to think out of the box
-Each time we set out, we are kind of a walking solution. We don't take no for an answer and we can always get the job done. We understand the dynamism in our job as we have to look out for routes, finding address, getting to evacuate a patient safely even face some restrictions getting patient down from wherever they are. Travelling to unknown places and all that. But we sure have been trained to think like there is no box. So we can improvise, and find solutions to what so ever problem we face.

9. Training
- Periodic training and development as giving me so much confidence. Whenever I stand to speak even with professional medical practitioners, they hardly can figure out I'm not a doctor.

-Turn off
We are always in duty, no off duty, no weekends, no public holidays, no leave... But you can take permission to go for any personal programme and it will be granted at no cost

Nonetheless, we it's a good experience all the same

It's not easy running an EMS company in Nigeria but Nigerians are becoming to be more informed and rational as they get to clear the ways once they hear the ambulance siren blasting from the rear.

Pls my people, always give way to an ambulance your relative may be the one inside. Then don't even be tempted to think there is no patient there.. When you see an ambulance on the road, the are either going for a rescue or evacuating the patient to the hospital. Whichever way, they need to be there on time...


I walk in an medical Emergency response company and we specialise in transporting sick people within Nigeria and across via Ground and Air

Check my signature for more info

I work as an academic tutor.
the passion to impact on new souls and give them meanings to life after school.
also the ability to change a mindset to one that isn't bent on crooked means of survival but knowing that school brings you to a higher ground of logical thinking.

Emmy9ite02:
I work from the comfort of my house.

I earn in dollars and spend in naira

The joy in seeing others succeed doing the same thing

what do you do?

I love something like this, by any chance can you link me up?

Originalsly:
Blue collar... into package delivery... pay is good... on the go job... be meeting people from all over the world all day every day... and that I really love... to learn about different cultures. Time flies ... and never a dull moment! I do engage customers a lot... but also keep it professional.... and it is sooo gratifying to see how much respect and compliments I receive from the grandmas into their nineties stuck in their homes to the street soldiers always on the hustle.

I need a job

I have been upset since morning,we are many in the office but I am the only person our Head of Department shouts at.We all have our job descriptions and specifications but she will shout and blame me for everything and ask why i didn't handle it by myself. As she started today,i calmly told her how she has been the one encouraging them to come to work and sleep,i went further to let her know that if she can so much as extend the blame and screaming to every staff,then her shouting will soon be a thing of the past

Okay...let me add

1. Flexibility, it gives me room to establish my own company. I work for 2weeks, then have 2weeks off. I go on 6weeks leave.
2. The pay is amongst the highest by rank in Nigeria.
3. Prestige when I mention where I work no be here....lol.
4. My escort JTF when I'm on the field.
5. Freebies every 3months...42 tin of milk, several Milo beverage etc.
6. Christmas bonus
7. Working with the best brains in Nigeria...most of my colleagues are first class students o.
8. Opportunity to work with foreigners and learn divers cultures.
9. Continuous Trainings
10. That "Happy Hour", my company's Friday Friday club. You can get free P**sy if you want cos Nigerian girls
(undergraduates) are usually invited, settled by the company.
etc...many things I can't think of now.

What I don't like about my company...
1. The attitude of some Nigerian bosses; always likes to reduce the benefits, don't know why blacks are like that.
2. Sometimes, it can be boring sha cos of the routine activities.

Norland4life:
I have been upset since morning,we are many in the office but I am the only person our Head of Department shouts at.We all have our job descriptions and specifications but she will shout and blame me for everything and ask why i didn't handle it by myself. As she started today,i calmly told her how she has been the one encouraging them to come to work and sleep,i went further to let her know that if she can so much as extend the blame and screaming to every staff,then her shouting will soon be a thing of the past

May be she likes you, or sees a leadership skill in you and expect more from you. Try to look inwards too and listen to her.

Tenses:
Am a owner of a business and the flexibility it offers is so priceless. The more effort I put the more returns I get.

And I love seeing people get fed that's why I chose RICE.

Mikogo Foods
Order for your long grain, stone free, debris free and polished Abakaliki rice.

50kg for 15,000 and 25kg for 7,500 naire .

We supply nationwide.
For more detail call : 08081905662

Does the rice taste good?
What is your delivery fee to Abuja

DeltaSigma:
Okay...let me add

1. Flexibility, it gives me room to establish my own company. I work for 2weeks, then have 2weeks off. I go on 6weeks leave.
2. The pay is amongst the highest by rank in Nigeria.
3. Prestige when I mention where I work no be here....lol.
4. My escort JTF when I'm on the field.
5. Freebies every 3months...42 tin of milk, several Milo beverage etc.
6. Christmas bonus
7. Working with the best brains in Nigeria...most of my colleagues are first class students o.
8. Opportunity to work with foreigners and learn divers cultures.
9. Continuous Trainings
10. That "Happy Hour", my company's Friday Friday club. You can get free P**sy if you want cos Nigerian girls
(undergraduates) are usually invited, settled by the company.
etc...many things I can't think of now.

What I don't like about my company...
1. The attitude of some Nigerian bosses; always likes to reduce the benefits, don't know why blacks are like that.
2. Sometimes, it can be boring sha cos of the routine activities.

Boring ke? God bless your hustle o.

PrimadonnaO:
1. Awesome colleagues... we're like family.
2. Great work culture/environment. I like that I can call all my bosses by their first name. Initially, it seemed mighty awkward, but I adapted fine.
3. Best boss I ever had.
4. Flexi time flexi time flexi time!
5. Our weekly devotionals! It's everything! Sometimes, my faith is strengthened and I learn more there than I do in church.
6. No micro-managing.
7. No stiff-necks
8. Organization's really big on ethics.

Any vacancies for an information professional?