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dnapstar:Bro i aint trying to be a negative nancy but we also have such plans in mind but first one has to get some income to take care of oneself, i have my own plans and currently working on it but when you dont have any money coming in....thats another whole league of problems...God dey sha |
Does this going out to submit CV actually work? i don submit tire, no show, ive even given up mehn, prepping to acquire a skill that would make them call you yanabasee: |
Karma strikes |
Emo247:Is there any particular thread on Jos jobs? its not a crime to ask na, someone here could help out. |
Youngbbt:Guy what tf are you saying, im sure you are one of those types that disturb their neighbors all the time, do you know how hard it is to mind one's business in such situations No vex person for here....banza kawai |
Oga i advise you to adopt the mantra of "NOT GIVING A BLEEP ABOUT OTHERS PEOPLE'S OPINION OF ME". Your life will get easier if you just dont care about what others think of you. If them talk to you, be friendly and talk back, if them no talk to you mind your business and move on. WTF is with insecure kids on nairaland this morning sef ah ahn ![]() |
You are trying too hard to get their attention and besides, sure say you arent one of thse girls that do shakara for us who are willing to send PM ![]() |
henryshyne:Please help out this fella because i once received such an invitation and turned out to be gnld. Whom has ever met these people oh?? |
Cant we just enjoy the beautiful pictures of the couples without any prejudice and sentiments. I see other tribes everyday and i dont insult them, why do some people choose to hate ![]() |
Dude its like you lack self belief in your abilities. Take the contract job, if you are very good at what you do and network very well you will climb that career ladder quickly with tons of cash in your pocket too. OR You could take the government job and watch your peers in the private sector intimidate you as you slowly progress albeit securely with your career. BTW can i mail you, got some questions for you. |
Is it possible to gatecrash this test? |
y4code:cant you take online courses, try out microsoft. Google is your friend. |
Lemme park small for here with my little facts too. The chief test driver of toyota and lexus also know as the God-father of the LFA Hiromu Naruse was killed in a Lexus LFA which collided with a BMW on his way to the nurburgring in germany. Despite taking a decade to create, it was not intended to make money but to get the whole world talking which it successfully did. I mean that car drives and looks like a race car. they claim they wanted to show the world a Toyota with F1 technology. It is one of the most eloquently and beautiful sounding cars on earth. The hired a sound engineer to design a system that transmits the engine noise to the cabin as sweet music. all the revs are another thing else. It would have been the supercar giant killer but for its insane price tag, that title deservedly goes to the Nissan GTR. If and owner ever sells it, they would most definitely make a profit. Lexus makes a loss on each LFA sold. they only sold 500 units despite the high price tag. For each LFA created lexus loses Jeremy Clarkson and James May of Top Gear UK once did a test drive with it and claimed it to be the best car he had ever driven. He later did another road trip with the same car in the US. search for lexus LFA top gear on youtube for vids |
Akpuoru:Do you actually need a tutor? Just go and register online with udemy. DataQuest too is another option if you are ready to learn python |
Data science with python would suit you. As usual be ready to face challenges while learning programming. |
Op i wish i were in your shoes at your current level, i was so focused on school that isnt putting food on my table, it was when i finished service that i went fully into software development. If i had known what i know now back in school i would had dropped out asap. |
VACANCY!!! VACANCY!!! A reputable organization in Lagos is currently recruiting for the post of Web Developer/Designer Required Qualifications: Minimum of HND/Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science or related fields. Must be Proficient in Front-end web programming and Knowledge of Back-end would be a massive advantage Required skills: Proficiency in Front-end web technologies like HTML, CSS, Reach and Angular 2. Knowledge of Back-end programming languages and their various frameworks i.e Laravel, Codeigniter, Zend or Node.js Please submit application and CVs to adeiza0001@gmail.com Deadline: Applications and Cvs should be submitted before 9th November, 2018 |
VACANCY!!! VACANCY!!! A reputable organization in Lagos is currently recruiting for the post of Web Developer/Designer Required Qualifications: Minimum of HND/Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science or related fields. Must be Proficient in Front-end web programming and Knowledge of Back-end would be a massive advantage Required skills: Proficiency in Front-end web technologies like HTML, CSS, Reach and Angular 2. Knowledge of Back-end programming languages and their various frameworks i.e Laravel, Codeigniter, Zend or Node.js Please submit application and CVs to adeiza0001@gmail.com Deadline: Applications and Cvs should be submitted before 9th November, 2018 |
VACANCY!!! VACANCY!!! A reputable organization in Lagos is currently recruiting for the post of Web Developer/Designer Required Qualifications: Minimum of HND/Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science or related fields. Must be Proficient in Front-end web programming and Knowledge of Back-end would be a massive advantage Required skills: Proficiency in Front-end web technologies like HTML, CSS, Reach and Angular 2. Knowledge of Back-end programming languages and their various frameworks i.e Laravel, Codeigniter, Zend or Node.js Please submit application and CVs to adeiza0001@gmail.com Deadline: Applications and Cvs should be submitted before 9th November, 2018 |
Hmmm |
Thanks, already applied |
A sad day for football. Sometimes i wonder, we are all born to die, no escaping this fact. Lets just try to be on God's good side when our time comes and pray to leave this earth in a peaceful way. Amen. |
The Owner is most likely dead, if he wasnt there would have been a conference or press release to dispel rumors. Tragic. Death is the respecter of no one, Rich, poor, kind, young, old, man or woman, we must all go one day, why do we keep forgetting this fact and act as if we are cats with nine live. |
Mods can we move this to the frontpage. Who knows who might be inspired by this. Seun lalasticlala |
You can get a job in one week – even in Nigeria By Ibraheem Dooba | Published Date Oct 27, 2018 Daily Trust The CEO of MailChimp (an email marketing company) told a story of how he gave a job to John W. Foreman, a well known data scientist and the author of the 2013 book “Data Smart: Using Data Science to Transform Information into Insight.” He said Foreman came to him with ideas on how to solve problems and improve his business with the simple Microsoft Excel. He didn’t talk advanced apps . He didn’t talk R scripting or even SPSS. He convinced him using an Office application with which everyone is familiar: Excel. But that is not all, he showed him how to use it to solve specific problems and tremendously improve MailChimp. At this point, the CEO was already thinking that Foreman was indispensable. “So I hired him on the spot.” He said. Why did Foreman get the job? He studied the company and he knew what they needed. So the meeting was a presentation not an interview. Now keep this story in mind as I tell you another story about our attitude to employment in Nigeria. A student from Federal University of Technology (FUT) Minna once asked me to pay his tuition fee. I didn’t know him. He only followed me on social media. But I am used to getting such requests. Unfortunately at this time, I had no money. And I didn’t want to promise him that I would pay later because there was already a long wait-list of those I promised. So I told him that it would be better to do something that would generate income while he studied. He said he didn’t have money to do business. I said that was a valid point. However, I was going to teach him a better way that would get him a job instantly wouldn’t require money. As a science student, I told him, he should pick one topic that he was comfortable teaching. That he could teach anyone excellently, that he enjoyed himself. Something he could do better than anyone. Just a tiny topic. It could be in math, physics, chemistry, biology or computing. After choosing that topic, the next step was to approach any of the many private secondary schools in Minna. At the school, he should tell the head of school or principal that he had a promise: “to make your students score 100% in all questions that they attempt in WAEC on this topic.” For example, if the topic was geometry, he could say “your students will get all the WAEC questions on geometry correctly. Furthermore, I will teach them in such an accessible way that they will never be afraid of geometry again. “And here is how we are going to measure my success. We will do a pre-test using WAEC questions to get a baseline of where they are on the topic. “Then in the next two weeks [or any time agreed upon] after my intervention we will do a post-test using more questions from WAEC and see their progress.” I told him that with such a clear proposal and confident introduction, any right thinking principal, would give him a trial. And he could do the same for many schools. He could list about 10 schools to which he could present this idea so that even if a few of them said no, some would have said yes. And I knew many would have said yes to his proposal. How did I know? Because I work with schools. I know their needs. One of those needs is the fact that exit examinations such as WAEC and NECO have become yardsticks by which parents measure their performance. Some schools become so desperate that they help their students to cheat. So if they could get someone to solve part of the problem, they would jump at it. Job seekers don’t realise one important thing about every hire: the employer is not employing you because you want a job. He is employing you because he has a problem which he thinks you can solve. Let me put it another way: He is not helping you, he is helping himself or his business. So why wouldn’t you highlight the fact that you’re better suited to solve that problem? But my young friend kept giving one excuse or the other. And would come back to his default plea: “Please help me with money in the name of God.” At this time, even if I had the money I wouldn’t have given him. Because if I was doing it for God there were many options in which to employ the money that would yield more reward from God. It would have been better for the society to help and encourage someone who was hardworking – such as a sugarcane seller than to encourage such laziness. Even in rich countries, students work while they study. But that’s beneath our students. Yet begging is not beneath them. I myself worked different kinds jobs while studying. Because I collected many skills, I’ve never been afraid of losing any job. If I lose one, God will give me a better one through my skills. So if you’re unemployed it means you either don’t have any saleable skill to solve real world problems or you don’t know how to sale the skill. Either way, the problem is with the individual not the job market. |
Is it that easy? Because i want to go but dont want a wild goose chase swagdopey: |
SageTravels:Hello there, i came across one of your posts on learning how to be a ticketing agent from years ago, problem is with the changes to the economic landscape then and now things are not the same anymore. I would like some advice from you on how to be a ticketing agent, be it freelance or registered. I look forward to hearing from you. Thanks. |
Hello there, i came across one of your posts on learning how to be a ticketing agent from years ago, problem is with the changes to the economic landscape then and now things are not the same anymore. I would like some advice from you on how to be a ticketing agent, be it freelance or registered. I look forward to hearing from you. Thanks. SageTravels: |
Hello and Good day to you. Please i want to inquire if you were able to successfully set up your Air Ticketing business. I want to start something like that too. caringchi: |
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