leave am. No send am again.

Hopefully, he get other major plans that doesn't including illegal means.

My brother, I am not asking for school fees cos they attend the school my wife teaches. As much as we can we try to offset the bills per term. I just need assistance to get some books, writing materials some necessary snacks. A

Pickmycall:
Why you no cut your coat to your size?No government school for your area?

IyaTola:
I cannot take up that job, N150,000 monthly salary is too small!

Last year, a fresh graduate rejected the job I got him

I asked him to take the job for 6 months so that he can gather experience for his next job, but he didn't listen

He is still at home trusting God

I have had to advise a lot of graduates and professionals regarding whether to take up a role where the salary is small.

Some think the salary is belittling and not up to their worth.

I have also seen a lot of people on social media advising graduates not to settle for less which I disagree.

Your decision depends on whether you have a job at hand or not.

I believe it's better to accept a job with low salary than sitting at home to do nothing.

Once the salary can cater for your feeding and transport, you are fine.

No experience is a waste and no matter how bad a job is, you will learn something even if it is tolerance and perseverance.

You have an experience to point to.

You can't ask for a lion share (Salary) with a fish brain (no experience)

At the earliest days of my career,

I was living in Mowe -Ibafo axis, Arepo to be precise, working at Yaba and the salary was small,

I do wake up as early as 4:30am to enjoy cheap transport to Ojota

And BRT to Yaba were cheaper compared to 14 seater Bus.

Then, I do take standing in the BRT bus because it is cheaper than taking a seat

Infact standing was my hobby ��

I will get to the office 6am and wait till 8am when other staff will resume.

The pay was small, I worked as late as 8pm but the experience was BIG and worth it.

Later, I joined another company with double salary.

The rest is history today,

If you are in doubt of taking a job because of the pay, accept the offer,

Give your best, learn as much as you can, don't get carried away and keep your eye on your goal.

Remember, if you are too big to do small things, you will be too small to do big things

Do you agree?

"salary is too small" is largely the narrative of those still living under their parents or relations or friends with reasonable comfort ; a woman being chased by a lion doesn't remember to hold her breasts from flapping. I taught in private hostels at sango Ota, from there to a private school, from there to a corporate gifts marketing company, from there to a company of multinational status. When you don't have anywhere to run to you take up offers just to stay afloat until something better comes up.

IyaTola:
I cannot take up that job, N150,000 monthly salary is too small!

Last year, a fresh graduate rejected the job I got him

I asked him to take the job for 6 months so that he can gather experience for his next job, but he didn't listen

He is still at home trusting God

I have had to advise a lot of graduates and professionals regarding whether to take up a role where the salary is small.

Some think the salary is belittling and not up to their worth.

I have also seen a lot of people on social media advising graduates not to settle for less which I disagree.

Your decision depends on whether you have a job at hand or not.

I believe it's better to accept a job with low salary than sitting at home to do nothing.

Once the salary can cater for your feeding and transport, you are fine.

No experience is a waste and no matter how bad a job is, you will learn something even if it is tolerance and perseverance.

You have an experience to point to.

You can't ask for a lion share (Salary) with a fish brain (no experience)

At the earliest days of my career,

I was living in Mowe -Ibafo axis, Arepo to be precise, working at Yaba and the salary was small,

I do wake up as early as 4:30am to enjoy cheap transport to Ojota

And BRT to Yaba were cheaper compared to 14 seater Bus.

Then, I do take standing in the BRT bus because it is cheaper than taking a seat

Infact standing was my hobby ��

I will get to the office 6am and wait till 8am when other staff will resume.

The pay was small, I worked as late as 8pm but the experience was BIG and worth it.

Later, I joined another company with double salary.

The rest is history today,

If you are in doubt of taking a job because of the pay, accept the offer,

Give your best, learn as much as you can, don't get carried away and keep your eye on your goal.

Remember, if you are too big to do small things, you will be too small to do big things

Do you agree?

please I need a job, help my life…

My brother I am not asking for school fees cos my wife is a teacher in the school they attend. We pay their fees somehow. Please, I need assistance with buying some books, writing materials and some other necessary items.

Pickmycall:
Why you no cut your coat to your size?No government school for your area?

Hmmmm.

Such mindset will make him lose out on a lot opportunities. I started my career that year at one of the leading fintech companies earning 30k and moved up to 150k in less than 4 months but till date that single experience shaped my career trajectory.

Graduates should be more strategic and properly plan

Is true bro. Red brt buses, moreover you should be able to decipher false write up.

free2ryhme:



When I read through your statement I knew you were lying heavily.

Both standing and sitting you pay the same amount for ticket to enter.

BRT never charges different fair for sitting and standing.

franklingud:
Some village people too strong ah swear!!!

Stupidity dey make village people stronger

Your mentality is why Nigerians will always be cheap labour!

They don’t know their worth!


I use to say you can employ a pHd holder with 100k and still will have long que on interview date!

A CCIE will settle for 150k, even a SW developer will collect that same rate!

Why I always say it’s the best place to invest cos cheap and extraordinary brilliant Labour is available!

Aswear I know of two hausa boys dat got employed at Minting and printing, after working for a month, d two stupid boys went back to their father and said they can't work there, dat d pay is too small. D junior one was even saying how can a person work for 1month and all dey could pay him was 200k plus. D father was even trying to convince Dem to continue working oo, d boys refused. U can imagine, dis is a job I av bin chasing since I graduated oooo. I wan cry dat day.

baba4thegehs:
Hmmmm.

Such mindset will make him lose out on a lot opportunities. I started my career that year at one of the leading fintech companies earning 30k and moved up to 150k in less than 4 months but till date that single experience shaped my career trajectory.

Graduates should be more strategic and properly plan

It’s not about mindset, it’s knowing your worth if you confident of what you bringing to the table.

Why almost all professional jobs are messed up, cos people keep settling for crumbs even with the best of brains and experience!

IyaTola:
Nigeria is messed up. I have a friend Bsc Accounting, MSc Finance bros dey work for club

football club ?? abi the other one

150K is too small .. he’s right this is how we keep enabling underemployment in the country. He might get stuck under that same pay for years and the income won’t cater for expenses anymore

I don’t know if this is the right place to share!
But i will share my not to long story here!
I’m also a fresh graduate
I rounded up nysc in july 7 22.
August 21 i picked up a loan officer job for the sake of the experience and not to be idle,
The job has been so stressful as I’m the only loan officer
Going to field and all
We don’t observe public holiday
No off at all
Resume 7:30am to close late in the evening…
Now i reason
Its time to move on
The work is not giving me the chance to seek development somewhere else ( as in self development)
Its not like have gotten another job somewhere else, cause this one is not even giving me the chance..
Someone might says its not easy getting a job out there!
Buh then I want to leave because it’s really tying me me down!
I don’t even have time for myself
Couple with the fact that i work with an unappreciative boss!



I just want the best for myself
Did anyone think I’m taking a wrong step?

CoronaVirusRelo:


It’s not about mindset, it’s knowing your worth if you confident of what you bringing to the table.

Why almost all professional jobs are messed up, cos people keep settling for crumbs even with the best of brains and experience!

Life doesn't work that way chief. You can only know your worth when you've gathered experiences and valuable skills over the years. Not a fresh graduate asking for more when you have little nothing to offer.

The odds are in favour of those who take more chances.

PLEASE I NEED THE JOB

CAN I BE TRAINED ON IT

Penny wise, Pounds foolish. He is a foolish man. God doesn't answer the prayer of foolishness. I guess, he has someone fending for him.

Point of correction, pounds not foolish but remain pounds

This is a clear case of penny wise MAN foolish

I have been on N120k salary for about three years now, the salary was increased to N170k this January 2023 and before then I have built a very good house with 2 cars, the source of funds is from the same job but not the salary.

That one is mad... He should come and see where people are earning 25k per month....

For me I will accept the job and add that to my job experience, I have done that before and now it has serve me greatly. So life is an experience.

beardedboy:

He might not be foolish.

There are three things people gain from a job;
1. Money to save and establish yourself in the future
2. Experience to apply for better roles in the future
3. Time to invest in learning and upskilling for better roles.

A job that offers none of the above is big no-no for me. People have different goals in life. That guy may stay jobless for two years, but if he invests those two years in the right path he can earn those two years salary in 6months or even less.

Sapa never hold u be that. If better sapa hold u, even if the only available job na to wash plate, u go do am to survive. The truth is that, the guy has someone fending for him that's why.

IyaTola:
I cannot take up that job, N150,000 monthly salary is too small!

Last year, a fresh graduate rejected the job I got him

I asked him to take the job for 6 months so that he can gather experience for his next job, but he didn't listen

He is still at home trusting God

I have had to advise a lot of graduates and professionals regarding whether to take up a role where the salary is small.

Some think the salary is belittling and not up to their worth.

I have also seen a lot of people on social media advising graduates not to settle for less which I disagree.

Your decision depends on whether you have a job at hand or not.

I believe it's better to accept a job with low salary than sitting at home to do nothing.

Once the salary can cater for your feeding and transport, you are fine.

No experience is a waste and no matter how bad a job is, you will learn something even if it is tolerance and perseverance.

You have an experience to point to.

You can't ask for a lion share (Salary) with a fish brain (no experience)

At the earliest days of my career,

I was living in Mowe -Ibafo axis, Arepo to be precise, working at Yaba and the salary was small,

I do wake up as early as 4:30am to enjoy cheap transport to Ojota

And BRT to Yaba were cheaper compared to 14 seater Bus.

Then, I do take standing in the BRT bus because it is cheaper than taking a seat

Infact standing was my hobby ��

I will get to the office 6am and wait till 8am when other staff will resume.

The pay was small, I worked as late as 8pm but the experience was BIG and worth it.

Later, I joined another company with double salary.

The rest is history today,

If you are in doubt of taking a job because of the pay, accept the offer,

Give your best, learn as much as you can, don't get carried away and keep your eye on your goal.

Remember, if you are too big to do small things, you will be too small to do big things

Do you agree?

I will round up my youth service next month, I will be glad if you can assist me with job, I don't mind the pay.

Abeg give me the job. I need am

Rexymania:
Mama I love your physic

Shun physique this new year, no be body guyman go chop
Go hustle
Happy Sunday

GloriousGbola:


a masters only works if you ALREADY have working experience. but as entry level - it is a bad idea.

Very useless. Wonder why they rush into doing master when they don't know which direction they are heading after first degree.

Golan007:


Abroad, like UK, of you get those qualifications dem go dey beg you sef.

Very big lie.
Take am easy bros.

descarado:

Very big lie.
Take am easy bros.

I just dey embellish wetin e talk na.

IyaTola:
Nigeria is messed up. I have a friend Bsc Accounting, MSc Finance bros dey work for club

Teaching job in Gambia, better than banking jobs in Nigeria.

Op pleaseeeeeeeee help me with this job abeg. I have been at home for 4years now no job and I am a family man with a wife and two kids. It hasn't been easy all these while. I wish you could help me out for i won't mind accepting the said job. Thanks.

IyaTola:
I cannot take up that job, N150,000 monthly salary is too small!

Last year, a fresh graduate rejected the job I got him

I asked him to take the job for 6 months so that he can gather experience for his next job, but he didn't listen

He is still at home trusting God

I have had to advise a lot of graduates and professionals regarding whether to take up a role where the salary is small.

Some think the salary is belittling and not up to their worth.

I have also seen a lot of people on social media advising graduates not to settle for less which I disagree.

Your decision depends on whether you have a job at hand or not.

I believe it's better to accept a job with low salary than sitting at home to do nothing.

Once the salary can cater for your feeding and transport, you are fine.

No experience is a waste and no matter how bad a job is, you will learn something even if it is tolerance and perseverance.

You have an experience to point to.

You can't ask for a lion share (Salary) with a fish brain (no experience)

At the earliest days of my career,

I was living in Mowe -Ibafo axis, Arepo to be precise, working at Yaba and the salary was small,

I do wake up as early as 4:30am to enjoy cheap transport to Ojota

And BRT to Yaba were cheaper compared to 14 seater Bus.

Then, I do take standing in the BRT bus because it is cheaper than taking a seat

Infact standing was my hobby ��

I will get to the office 6am and wait till 8am when other staff will resume.

The pay was small, I worked as late as 8pm but the experience was BIG and worth it.

Later, I joined another company with double salary.

The rest is history today,

If you are in doubt of taking a job because of the pay, accept the offer,

Give your best, learn as much as you can, don't get carried away and keep your eye on your goal.

Remember, if you are too big to do small things, you will be too small to do big things

Do you agree?

Me dat left Niger state to Abuja to take up a job of 60k....He is jst lazy....

descarado:

Very useless. Wonder why they rush into doing master when they don't know which direction they are heading after first degree.

we do msc because there is no job... It's better than sitting at home doing nothing... Add more knowledge to yourself... When u get a job u can do another msc dat along dat line nothing spoil

CodeTemplar:
He could have accepted it and just see it as a intern role to learn. It is better to ignore it in his CV if he feels it will downgrade him in the eyes of prospective employers.

have u considered the nature of the job and working conditions

karkinase:
150K is too small .. he’s right this is how we keep enabling underemployment in the country. He might get stuck under that same pay for years and the income won’t cater for expenses anymore

how much is enough for a fresh graduate with no experience?