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"Success is the sum of small efforts – repeated day in and day out.”

Treat your customers right, make things easy for them, work hard and be kind – just a few examples of small and daily efforts that make can make a significant difference in the real world. Remember that success looks different on everyone, so identify the small objectives and tick them off.

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Urgent job in a growing food company in Eliozu Port Harcourt:

-SC1: Sales Coordinator (1-5 years work experience)
-AM1: Admin Manager (5-10 years work experience minimum)
-KA2: Kitchen assistant (18-30 year old, hardworking)
-BG4: BBQ Griller

Serious interests MUST stay relatively close in Port Harcourt, to Eliozu, Rupoku, Eneka, Stadium Road, Rumudara and environs, and Send whatsapp today with voice note or CV to 08037260838, indicating job code of interest (KA2, AM1, etc)

Additional benefits apply.

All applicants to respond immediately, and not later than 3 days of this publication.

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Registration still ongoing, register now and begin your training immediately

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"Your value will be not what you know; it will be what you share.”

The worst employers and managers are those who are afraid their junior members will thrive and take their jobs. The best employers and managers want it to happen. Success isn't finite. Share your learnings, experiences and knowledge. Your organisation will be richer for it.

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Happy Sunday, you can still become your own boss this year

"Timing, perseverance, and ten years of trying will eventually make you look like an overnight success.”

When people see a successful business, they don’t see the work – hours, days, months and years worth – that has gone into it. On the flipside, however, by quietly working away with tenacity and perseverance, customers, investors and others won’t be able to remember a time without your services.

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"Wonder what your customers really wants? ask. Don't tell."

Sometimes, smart predictions work. Most of the time, though, it makes more sense to talk and listen to your customers. They’ll know their side of your industry the best, so you’ll be gaining valuable insight while also getting to know a more personal side of your customers.

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"Your most unhappy customers are your greatest source of learning.”

There are two customers you need to look out for – happy customers and unhappy customers. The latter is the most important, as you’ll be focusing your efforts to improve their experience in order to re-gain their trust. It doesn’t matter if you’ve made an app or a new type of coffee, listen to them, help them, and watch your business grow.

Registration still ongoing, register now and begin your training immediately