Tell us how you feel. Do you like your current job

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Current place of work - Earth.
Section - Nigeria.
E get as this work be.

No

No.

The average Nigerian work place will under pay you, over use you and underestimate you.
But, most people don't have choice.

Where's the work?

My friend work from Monday to Saturday,8am to 8pm. She stayed in New Nyanya,while the office is at area 8. Yestarday been Sunday she was at work, because they were moving to a new location,her madam couldn't compensate them with transportation.

People are really mean

Nigerian employers are satanic and greedy, and as a worker if you don't steal in the workplace you can't become rich. If you know, you know.

nkemjacob2:
Tell us how you feel. Do you like your current job

me no get job for now o, I dey look for job seriously now oooo.

Absolutely. I usually make $10 before getting off bed everyday 😁

Make I nor talk

Create work yourself

Every job should make you earn or Learn.

If you don't Gerrit...

I had to quit my job by January. I don't regret it, but funny thing is the company still calls me for assistance till today.

Sure, I'm self employed and I control my working hours plus the little i earn is enough for me and my family... though i pray to earn more 🙏

The situation of Nigeria is so terrible that people are forced to accept a job they aren't pleased with. Upon all my qualifications, B.sc/m.sc, I'd to pick up teaching and after so many years in the teaching field, I had to pick up a postgraduate course in Education two years ago. Upon all the qualifications, you get paid a paltry sum as salary and all we'd to do is to resort into private classes to meet up ( called kowope in the street)

I like my job but I need a better one.

nkemjacob2:
Tell us how you feel. Do you like your current job

As long as it pay the bills

If dem no enjoy am u gt employment for dem...

Lymetsaucer:
Every job should make you earn or Learn.

If you don't Gerrit...

smart talk

Reading...

ask labor party members they love to labor in vain

I don't have choice for now than to enjoy it so as not to affect my performance cos its through there i'll espect sth at d end of month and be hopeful of better tomorrow

Nhmmmmm, you must have side Hustling to top-up if not, na suffer

Reason I add b*t to mine, but it's not still easy but it's good

Try find side Hustling to add up to whatever job you're doing if you're not into b#t , don't do it,but if you can I'm available

Nigeria no easy to stay iswear

But you have to be strong

[quote author=cathodekazim post=122857629]The situation of Nigeria is so terrible that people are forced to accept a job they aren't pleased with. Upon all my qualifications, B.sc/m.sc, I'd to pick up teaching and after so many years in the teaching field, I had to pick up a postgraduate course in Education two years ago. Upon all the qualifications, you get paid a paltry sum as salary and all we'd to do is to resort into private classes to meet up ( called kowope in the street) ;
How much do you earn monthly approximately??

Hell No!

But I need the money, it's really helping.

I prefer not to be restricted to a bullshit fascist corporate office job .

Frustrated
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Finished NYSC in 2012, got a job same year (@ Diamond bank). Used all my NYSC savings to buy suit and shoe for the job, after 8months I saw shege. Waking up early and returning home late no saving as salary was very poor. After 8months I didn't even tender resignation letter I ran away, my best decision ever since birth. Thank God the story is different now.