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tzjaynee:
Please can anyone help me with how Fidelity Bank's second interview looks like. It's urgent, your response would be highly appreciated

plavic:
If you have no other offers, why waste time thinking? Whatever your hand finds to do, do it well. Don't sit around waiting for a perfect job. Start up with this one and keep applying for other jobs. You don't know where your success lies. A bird in hand is better than a thousand in the forrest.

tuhamworld:
You welcome bro
I wish you all the best

famola1040:
Go to YouTube.com Try searching for tutorials for Beginner on HTML, CSS and JavaScript. I learn all that from Video Tutorials. I have a friend that is so good at it and he learnt it all from Video Tutorial. Videos from Udemy and Linda.com. I have all these videos if you willing to copy rather than downloading.
Wish this a helpful.

You are welcome in Advance.

Wow..I really appreciate all these ideas.

It will really be easier if I can get the videos from you.
I'll PM u immediately.

Thanks you so much.

Bloggingscope:
@amicable22 i just checked your blkg nkw and i'm impressed, the only thing you need now majorly is not even coding

Gain traffic and audience then monetize your posts

I don't even know what you need coding for, you will only need a knowledge of html and they are not even necessary since you are a fashion blogger. Forget coding for now because it will divert your attention

BitsMaster:


Go to Youtube and download HTML and CSS tutorials

tuhamworld:
You can try out some pdfs online to read more about them.. Also there's an app that can help you get started

tuhamworld:
I just visit your blog and saw you are using the Google Blogger Platform
That is a pretty great way to start..

Although your blog has still a long way to go but you can still use it to practise HTML and CSS Skills

Olalekan95:
Hello my ameable Nairalanders, I'm an undergraduate and am thinking of going into blogging with full force,smile.

I know little about blogging and presently I Can't afford a PC but I got a website already.

Please my people, how do I go about blogging with my mobile phone prior to arrival of PC. What are the tools I need to get started. Please help me out, thanks.


It is very possible. I have been blogging for 8months now with my phone. It is not easy but it is possible.

I prepare/research on my choice topic and write them in my note book. Then I type it in to my blog.

IT IS NOT EASY THOUGH, it is stressful... I'm working on getting a system soon.

But I used a laptop to purchase and set my blog theme.

I'm a newbee in blogging.


Please help move this to front page to get more people to help,thanks.

cc150615:
Financial inclusion usually has to do with finding ways to carry as many ppl as possible along in finance related activities, and looking for ways to make such services accessible to erstwhile unreached ppl, maybe uneducated. So as a partner in that field in a coy like interswitch, I expect they'll need you to help them think of ways their services can be tailored/packaged in a way that it can be used/accessed by as many ppl as possible, MAY involve stuffs like market analysis and data gathering/analysis and also product development and product penetration testing/analysis.

justdogitto:
This is what I got online..You could tailor it to fit your organisation


•To produce and keep up dated a suite of leaflets regarding benefits and financial inclusion.

• Ensure that information on benefits and financial inclusion is widely available to staff and residents.

• Provide training to staff and residents on welfare benefits and financial inclusion and keep them updated with changes to policies.

• Undertake regular campaigns promoting money advice, employment advice, loan shark awareness, affordable warmth and any other financial inclusion initiatives.

• Offer one to one financial health checks to tenants, especially those at risk of legal action due to rent arrears and those identified as being affected by the Welfare Reform measures.

• Offer an effective benefit and budgeting advice service, signposting to specialist advice services as appropriate and negotiation with other agencies.

• Keep up to date with changes in welfare benefit legislation and regulations.

• Work as part of a wider team handling customer enquiries received by telephone, online, in person or through other media.

• Proactively build relationships with customers in order to understand their circumstances. Ensures services are delivered in a way that recognises individual’s needs.

• Record outcomes of work and produces figures for performance management tools

• Identify and develop annual objectives and targets

• Build and maintain links with statutory and non-statutory organisations including credit unions aimed at offering additional services to customers

• Promote basic bank accounts and sources of affordable credit and work with local credit unions and raise awareness of what they do

• Liaise with other agencies and attend meetings and forums to represent the Council

• Provide a professional, helpful and responsive service to customers, achieving high levels of customer satisfaction

• Actively encourage customer feedback to develop future service delivery.

justdogitto:
Kindly consult Google or is the data for nairaland different from the one you can use to check Google ni

justdogitto:
Kindly consult Google or is the data for nairaland different from the one you can use to check Google ni

duduade:
Go ask that friend of yours that submitted the CV

Amaragold:
Please how and when did u apply?