Pious101:
like I said I have nothing to prove cos I owe no one that. U see it as a boast,I however see it as an attempt to convince someone. It's quite an irony when u try to tell people d truth they tend to have a different opinion. I have nothing to loose or gain by telling people there is a constant reliable source of income working as a freelancer. Y not join d group up there and ask people how much they earn in a month. U will be shock to Ur bone marrow.

olusovic10:


Please, the link! Thanks.

goody1shoe73:

Can he relocate to the East? He can apply for a fast food job as an Accountant

bmdmix10:
yh to soon serve another guy, noni.

IyaTola:
Your mumu don ripe.

bmdmix10:
pluck am

IyaTola:
I don't need it.

AllBlack:
A niggar just lost his job & love is about to jump out of the window. Breakfast is loading if another source of MONEY does not show up quickly.
As a man, please pray NEVER to be in a relationship without money. Even the relationship between you and your family will get twisted if you are not bringing money to the table. Your mama & papa favorite child will become the child that brings money for everything. Not to talk of girlfriend, You will suffer the highest SEE FINISH.

Because you don't agree with this doesn't make it any less than what many men go through when the financial tap switches OFF.

Good Luck to your boyfriend and I hope he gets a better job if not....

Plugsk:
Very true

Rubyjade:
Please help my man, he got retrenched today and it been heartbreaking for him.

His a graduate of accountancy with 4yrs experience in accounting. He can use excel, Ms word and Sage 50 and QuickBooks very well.

Has a very good understanding of LIRS, FIRS, ITF, NSTIF


Please help him, his a good man

Thank you in anticipation

dahmie2013:


Please send his CV to dammysusie@gmail.com. I need it before 3pm tomorrow.

Emitheo74:
Life is up and down...him losing his job now isn't the end of life. He will bounce right back. This is the time he needs you the most.
Don't fail him now... because you'll be part of his success story las Las.

Rubyjade:
Update

Thank you ALL, I really appreciate your efforts, time, patience and concerns. We have not had power supply for sometime now hence my absence

2 interview has been scheduled for him this week, he attended one yesterday.

Please, those sending PM/DM, I cannot get access to my email because the password to the mail I used in opening this forum account, I have forgotten it.


Thank you immensely.

IyaTola:
I don't need it.

Hamachi:
You should not have responded to him, his a known troll on this forum.

camri:
are you two still together?

edwardaigb:
Not all women run away, my girlfriend married me during her nysc and my business was doing very badly, 14 years after, to the glory of God, we are good and blessed. not all girl runs.

abobote:
He will soon lose you too

Pious101:
lol ... I'm a full time freelancer and I know exactly what comes out of it. What I earn in a month would take some persons 10 months to earn it. Seek for light....I will advise u to join this group "Zero to $5k in a month" on telegram. Don't ask me to prove anything because I got nothing to prove to u. It's left for you to believe. Several other persons have talked about how they rake at least a million from freelancing here on nairaland....they can't all be wrong.... An example is the below link https://www.nairaland.com/3548962/academic-writing-goldmine-fiverr-learn
I was a beneficiary of that thread on nairaland since 2017 till date. Funny enough some persons never took that thread seriously. It is also d same way someone made a video of how he sold an old man photograph through NFT and made almost a million, thousands of youth saw that video but would never Google what is NFT but would rather prefer to earn 50-100k in a month.... Some persons come here for tribal war, some for business, some for news, some to waste their time, some to discuss IPOB, and some to learn. Since I came across that platform my life has never been d same. I was earning 40k as at when I came across that thread in 2017, but trust me I don't think that amount can even cover my expenses in a month currently. For u to earn as a freelancer, u must have something to offer. There are several ways u could earn through freelancing. If u are not earning then u re not getting something right. Don't ask me to show u d way because I simply don't have d time cos of series of work to attend to, there are tons of thread on that already on nairaland, YouTube, couple with d group I have ask u to join on telegram where u could get free materials and mentorship. I rest my case. dboY1123

Rubyjade:
Good morning, I have discussed with him, he wouldn't mind but the problem would be accomodation.
Ok noted. He can send his CV. You can Pm me
Happy Sunday.

SMJay:
Elozini Olaniyam

Today I reflect on who I have chosen to be, a woman moulded by circumstances, culture and tradition but completed by grace.

You could say I was 'kind of' a tomboy as a child, with favourite pastimes of tree climbing or showing off my expert bicycle stunts around the neighbourhood. Bruises and sprains were a norm and I would usually have one or two bandaids on my body as a badge of honour. I loved Lego and grew into the Miss fix it for home gadgets- external help was only called when I couldn't figure out the problem. Note- I said 'kind of' a tomboy, because I still loved my princess dolls.

The choice of Engineering or Architecture for University came naturally, but was met with opposition by most adults. For the 1st time in my life, I heard girls couldn't be Engineers .. "it's a man's field", "you'll be all alone", "it will be challenging for you". And I struggled with what lay beyond just maths.

I should mention I went to a girls only high school. We did everything for ourselves; gardenening, cleaning, we played all sports, did all subjects, were Girl Guides, played both female & male roles in dramas. There were no gender rules, we existed in a world that said we could just be what we aspired to be.

Back to the university story, It was a deliberate choice to 'just be' what my heart wanted me to be. So I ignored the world and pitched my hat (pun intended) with the Engineering community.

•Is it a man's field? Yes. But it's a very large field with females owning their own territory one plot at a time.
•Have I been alone? It depends. Numerically, women in STEM courses remains a challenge till this day. I was 1 of 3 females in my Chemical Engineering course and till today I am sometimes the only female in the room. This has only built resilience and tenacity. And where there are no females we find male allies!
•Has it been challenging?. A loud YES. But then, we eat challenges for breakfast!. Getting out of bed every morning is a challenge but up we must. Challenges should never be a reason to abort an ambition.

Why all these ponderings? July is my annual checkpoint review season. While we can't change the past, we can learn from it. I'm grateful for the decision of a 15 year old to swim against the tide of cultural expectations. I'm grateful for the few strong amazing female Engineers that stick together in the universities and in the workplace, I'm grateful for the male allies I have met along the way, I'm grateful for the amazing organisation I work with that lets my spread my wings and I'm super grateful for my spouse (fellow Engineer) who lets me fly.

A last word, if you are ever in a position to coach or mentor a young female, don't distract her with the myths and expectations of the world, rather equip her and support her in achieving her ambitions in spite of it. Teach her to leverage her strengths and help her focus on achieving the small wins, they all add up.

JULY102022 REFLECTIONS

lavylilly:
Our client, a bookstore that is passionate about books in Ikoyi is looking to hire a well spoken Customer Service Representative/ Sales Associate who would be committed to making sure that all round sales are attended to.

Position: Sales Representative
Gender preference:None
Location: Ikoyi
Work days/Hours: Mon- Sat(9am-6pm)

Salary: 70,000- 80,000

*Responsibilities*:

1. Making sure Customers are well attended to
2. Make social media posts to generate sales if necessary
3. Ensure inventory of store is well managed
4. Should be able to convince customers on products in order to generate sales
5. Good knowledge of product sold

*Requirements*
1. SSCE, OND or BSC
2. Social Media Savvy
3. Good verbal and written communication skills
4. Time management skills and Good customer service experience.
5. Previous experience in similar position.

Interested candidates should send their CVs to deborah@waveacademies.org with subject@Sales Representative