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At Ibadan Plant, we’re looking for a leader who knows how to take charge of business-related challenges and help keep our operation running smoothly. You will join the Ariel Manufacturing Team as an intern (IT student). You will have the opportunity to develop, maintain, improve and implement efficient manufacturing standards in production, safety, quality, cost, delivery, and employee morale.

Apply here; https://lingoafrica.com/ond-internship-programme-at-procter-gamble-ibadan/

The International Recruitment and Development Program (IRDP) is a two-year program that hires high-potential MBA and Master’s students from around the world and helps them develop into the leaders of tomorrow. The program is a career differentiator: IRDP participants gain the expertise and experience they need to take on leadership positions at Johnson & Johnson.

Opportunities are available across;

Business development
Finance
Health economics
Information technology
Marketing
Market access
Operations
Product management
Project management
Sales
Supply chain

Click here to apply; https://lingoafrica.com/graduate-trainee-program-at-johnson-johnson/

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In this information age when more companies and startups and businessmen and women are on the lookout for collaborations with experts and capable professionals, you are more likely to receive a job offer from a friendly online connection, asking you to deploy your skills and work for a project that will eventually yield enough profit to set you up for life.

This happens a lot, especially on professional social media networks like LinkedIn. For instance, someone who is a writer could get an offer from someone who says s/he is building a brand and wants a creative writer to work on that project. It could also be an individual who has just launched an NGO and wants someone to perform administrative and writing duties, just until the business finds its feet and gets sponsors and funders.

Sometimes, the individual who is making the offer, may not come up with any plan to pay the one who is being approached. All of a sudden, they find themselves doing the work for free, no contract is drawn, no terms agreed upon. Just creating and doing and executing work for their "boss".

Stop right there!!!

The above scenario should never happen! Do not allow it to happen to you. If you are a capable professional who understands his/her job and you are approached by anyone to do some kind of work for them, always protect your interests.

1. Ask for a contract, which both parties will sign. Do not allow distance to be an obstacle. Fax has taken care of that.

2. Always ask to be paid. It could be a large sum or a stipend. Just ensure the person making the offer, is paying you something on a regular basis for all the work you are doing.

3. Always insist on clear terms when it comes to your duties, period of work, delivery and meeting stipulations. This is very important and will prevent any of the parties from overstepping their boundaries.

4. You must also be aware of when the contract comes to an end, so, you do not work for free.

The reason why you should never work for free is that no sane professional will take you or your contributions seriously. They will always assume they are doing you a favor and will never appreciate what you bring to the table. A lot of professionals have made the same mistakes, learn from their errors and avoid the same work situation.


Post first appeared here; https://lingoafrica.com/should-you-work-for-free/

The average person puts only 25% of his energy into his work.
The world takes off its hat to those who put in more than 50% of their capacity,
and stands on its head for those few and far between souls who devote 100%. — Andrew Carnegie.

See the list of available NGO jobs; https://lingoafrica.com/fresh-ngo-jobs-available-10-positions/

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