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Burchester:
And you’re the one that mark my test. So you know I failed. You’re really awkward, I didn’t know it’s your father company that you can determine who can employ who ?

Gbis gbos gbas

Omo the anticipation no easy sha o! Goodluck everyone !!

Abuja applicants still waiting gather let’s snap pisure

This read might help someone too Enjoy!

You’ve probably heard it before, “a watched pot never boils!” But did you know that the same is true for your job applications?
Imagine this: You’ve sent along your resume and application form; you nailed the interview, and you even established a timeline for following up with your potential employer. You’re feeling great! But as the time ticks by, doubt creeps in.
“Did I answer that question incorrectly? Was I that bad?”
“Maybe I’ll just check my email again. Nothing. Ok, maybe…now!”
“Why aren’t they calling me!?”

It’s the dreaded unemployment waiting game! No one likes to wait for an answer, especially when the question at hand is the future of your career. However, obsessing over your application status can cause unneeded stress, waste valuable time and even lead to over eager and unnecessary communication.

Before flooding a recruiter or hiring manager’s inbox with status requests, here are our four favorite tips for surviving the wait to hear back from your next job opportunity:

Talk it Out
At all stages of professional development, having someone to talk to about your top priorities, accomplishments and concerns is integral. Rather than worrying yourself sick about each step of the process, talking through specific details and reflecting with a trusted friend, family member or professional colleague can help ease your mind. Aside from acting as a safety net by calling out errors and missed opportunities, these individuals within your support network can offer a fresh (and positive) perspective.

Keep Applying
Don’t stop applying for jobs just because you haven’t heard back yet! Not only will keeping up with your search help to occupy your mind, but having multiple opportunities available only gives you more leverage as a job candidate. There’s no way to know what the response will be, so why waste time waiting? Keep applying and avoid worrying.

Focus on Personal Development
If you can’t pull yourself away from your phone or computer for updates, consider directing your focus towards professional development instead! Learning a new skill, such as web design, is a fantastic way to keep busy while waiting for a response from a potential employer. There are plenty of online resources for continued education, or you can unplug entirely and take a hands-on class at a nearby institution.

Have fun!
Most importantly, try and have some fun! The job search can be a tedious, grueling process. Rather than getting dragged down into depression from repeatedly refreshing your inbox or nervously watching your phone, break out of your routine and do something that makes you smile. Catching up with an old friend, cracking open a good book or just taking some time for a leisurely stroll can do wonders for your mood when waiting on big news.

The job search is a job in and of itself, and every job deserves a break every now and then!
Just like staring at a pot of water won’t make your noodles cook any faster, anxiously awaiting a response from an employer won’t land you a job. If you’re still within an agreed upon time frame for follow-up, take a step back and do your best focus on something new.
Maybe by the time you’re back, there will be good news waiting!

Gbe body eh

Awoooh! See write up..

prestraph:
This tread is so tiring with incessant assumptions. Thank God sniper is cheap...many will reach out for it when they get regret mail. Depopulate Nigeria mbok.

Quite Insensitive! joke?

fabbiano77:
Somebori cannot even like his post on Nairaland if it doesn't receive any "likes" from Nairalanders...is it a crime to like one's post... >: ...just

Eat that like !

Kolasheyi:
You guys should learn from the disparity between the past questions that were flying left & right and the actual test questions

Don't be over anxious about any information heard from any source or waste your money on any interview tutorials or handbook


Buy good food with your money. Be in good health and right state of mind before the interview. Surf the internet for interview clues, pray and let God do His part

My token

Broken table legs

Great News on these New NNPC appointments. It just means new eyes, new ears and a new job for me!

Thank you lord!

No bad energy zone and very hopeful!

Saimeritus:
Do you mean in a fortnight or next week Monday?

Cbt questions

Jarus:
By the way, spoke yesterday with my friend, a supervisor in NNPC, on when NNPC will invite for interview. He didn't have an answer but promised to check with his HR and get back to me.

He got back today to say interview invites are likely to be sent out from the upper week Monday.

Fingers crossed Legs crossed

Sempumping:
Dude it's a lie ....Nobody knows you or your surname in Nnpc except your father or relative holds a top position and that won't make them know your name(personal) sef.Your uncle is playing mind games with you and you are behaving like an illiterate by being gullible....issh

Kai guys easy na� today na Democracy day lol

mvem:
But Google will go a long way in answering many questions here with even more details.

For interactions sake

Moral of the CV story... know your CV wella

Guys I got this from previous recruitment thread..
It may be helpful to you on the NEXT LEVEL.



“Good luck to you all. I attended, passed and got recruited in 2012.
Pls keep the CV you submitted when you applied for the test, it's likely most of the questions you will be asked will come from your cv.
Be smart, I mean wear a good suit and tie and confidently answer questions you are asked, even if you aren't sure of your self remain confident in your response.
The interview session is done in a pretty relaxed setting, win the panel over with a smile and try to prolong the discussion.
A huge fraction will be recruited without knowing anyone. Rely on your ability and preparedness.
Pray, yes pray only about 10% will make the final cut. Federal character will be used but that doesn't translate to all states having equal number. It's also based on the current demographic.”