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oga...are u selling at 1.4m ? lemme kmw pls |
1.3M |
1.4 m ![]() |
hi oroz. can i get toyota camry 2009 naija used, neat and in good condition.my budget is 1-1.2m.i can come for inspection. |
hw much |
pls whats d condition of this car? any fault to be fixed? |
can it fly for 750? any issue with d car? |
price and location pls |
There are two categories of new recruits at Diamondbank 1. those who come in through the graduate trainee/entry level process. This group undergo a two month class room training and a four month on-the-job training which translates to a total of six months training. During this period trainees are paid 80k per month and some transport allowance all amounting to about 96k per month. After the six months training, the trainees are converted to full staff status upon submission of all relevant educational documents and references. After confirmation, the trainee becomes an entry level staff and earns about 243,000 naira per month, and also is entitled to all priviledges, loans and allowances etc 2. Those who come in as contract staff; they may be BSC or HND holders. This group earn about 90k+ and upon satisfactory performance may be elevated to earn about 150k after six months. This group may also be converted to full staff status; which comes rarely though.... So, it depends on the category you fall into. PS: Don't quote me, i just relayed the info as i got it from a reliable source so as to enable you make decision on this. |
OMA4U: I beg to digress. Is this chamber2 who used to post frequently on career section?Na me bro How far ![]() |
he doesnt show much interest in the relationship or he doesnt pay your bills? If it's the later then i will ask; is he your father? why would you wanna end the relationship because he doesnt pay your bills? na waoo |
I don't even know what to type. |
Ola def2: @mode pls padon me and for u that post this comment, u ar big fool for making such comment! If u and ur family are still in the village during those period then I guess you are even lucky to have one nokia fone by now talkless of knowing what internet is all about during those period! Ode olodoAfter reading senseless comments here from people who consider it a hobby to question the academic achievements of the president, i was compelled to respond to this particular idiotic comment. From the way you write and reason, it is obvious that the president was far more intelligent than you when he was of you level. A man who obtained a first degree at a time when few Nigerians had the priviledge of acquiring western education, and consequently went on to obtain a PHD is being ridiculed by senseless youth like yourself. A closer look at the president's CV will reveal that he obtained his PHD after he must have left the ivory tower. He taught between 1983-93,probably with a masters degree and then went on to obtain a PHD due to his love for learning. GEJ was never a professional academics even though he had brief sojourn in the academic world. We as youth should be critical in our thinking and not join the bandwagon so as to score cheap political points or to appear smart by our e-friends. GEJ remains one of the most educated (if not the most educated) Nigerian presidents when judged from the standpoint of academic achievements. He may obviously be underperforming as a president but that is a reflection of long periods of neglect, corruption and ineptitude of his predecessors and the ''i don't care'' attitudes of many Nigerians. I'm not trying to exonerate GEJ, however we should pay more attention to his leadership philosophy and lay lesser emphasis on his academic achievements. Till date no one has come out to question GEJ's ability as lecturer and staff of various organisations which he was under their employ. That goes to show that he was a dedicated, focused and resourceful individual. His sojourn into politics is a different ballgame. One may be successful as a professional in his field of calling but may fail in politics. Various instances abound. I'm sure most of you here are still undergraduates who probably may not know the rigors one undergoes to obtain additional qualification. The mental, emotional, financial and psychological trauma can be overwhelming. So kudos should be given to GEJ for attaining such enviable academic pedigree. So, i would advise these e-hunters to concentrate more on how they can make Nigeria better as individuals rather than dissipate energy on the achievements of others. Afterall, GEJ has done himself, family, friends and Nigerians alot of good. |
fittty: Na wah oh! This is 2013 and some people are still eager to get a contract bank job where you're most likely stuck with the marketing dept or other dept fittty: Na wah oh! This is 2013 and some people are still eager to get a contract bank job where you're most likely stuck with the marketing dept or other deptStop talking like a farmer. Who told you it's a contract position or do you just assume anything? GT remains one of the best organisations to work with in terms of training, experience and pay. The position advertised is for graduate trainees where you are paid over 200k per month after tax after the training of 4 months. How many organisations pay that to entry level staffs? @op, just pray very very hard to get into GTbank and then build your career from there. Moreso, GTbank doesn't really sack staffs unlike other banks because they spend alot of money and resources training, motivating and empowering their staff. In most cases staffs are sacked on extreme situations. Gdluck |
really? it's not me oh. I dey sir! It's hard putting food on one's table ohh ![]() |
Ebade Congrats. patience is truly virtue.... |
It's been a very busy 6 months for me, having moved into another industry after my postgrad. The training i am currently undergoing in the new office is quite strenuous but invaluable. Hoping to round-off soon and get my normal life rolling once again. I hardly make post nowadays and my social life has been drastically reduced. It's refreshing to be part of this thread being a one time standby onlooker. ![]() |
Okesammie very shocking indeed! Put yourself together, it's well bro |
Yeah, TS is confirmed. Invites have been sent.... |
Ebade: @kayjay, when did u get yours?? Nway wish u success!Did you check your SPAM message? Make sure you do.... |
whizkidy: @ all expecting training school invite, a batch had their medicals between monday and yesterday. The TS invite should be sent before the end of today and that's if a class would be resuming next week else expect the invite next week.Medicals again! hmmmm..... well, by my calculations and on the fact that some had their medicals yesterday, i feel TS invites will start flying on thursday or friday. But how come some people are doing medicals this week when others did theirs last week? Is it that people failed medicals or that some didn't attend so they want to make-up the number? Do people fail gtb medicals and on what note? Justasking!!! |
^^^ Congrats man! Did you just get the invite or was it sent yesterday? We are still expecting TS invite ohhh. |
Lets hope the good news starts flying in today....cheers! |
This Okija Juju will never fail to disgrace himself! Imagine a sensible human, living in a third world country where access to BASIC things of life is non-existent, approving such frivolous spending by a mere governor of a state, just because to him Amaechi is ''trying''. He is trying because he constructed roads, built bridges and shared money to his fellow political thieves! This is the height of mediocrity. This same Okija Juju will be quick to condemn Gov. Rochas Okorocha who built a new University, offered free education, free feeding for school pupils, constructed new roads, offered free medical facilities etc just within one year in office. So, Amaechi wants to turn bird while the people of Rivers state live on flood? This is irresponsibility of the highest order! Spending $45.7 million to acquire an aircraft built in another man's country, through deep commitment of funds to research and development by their leaders. If the leaders of Canada had squandered the wealth of their country on frivolities would the likes of Amaechi had seen ''birds'' to fly on? Nigeria will remain like this if we keep celebrating mediocrity! |
Crap! Unintelligent! Waste of space! ![]() |
Nice thread. Jarus,Odunnu etc that was interesting. Odunnu, so you are this young I never knew..... ![]() |
okesammie: Are you reading this peeps? It is two months on a normal day and when it gets abnormal, it goes beyond two months. Lexo4real and chamber.1st week in November is very sure 4 u guys. All the best. Please don't forget to keep us posted just like whizkidy is doing. Meanwhile, we are gonna appreciate if you could help us post questions from your interview that we are not familiar with here.Let me give a breakdown of the interview questions. The Mistake most people make is to bundle alot of irrelevant things in their CV, thereby making it difficult for the interviewer to quickly scan through their Cv. It also makes the interviewer ask you numerous questions which may throw you off-balance. I mean, this is an entry level/graduate trainee job where you are assumed to haven't done really much, why then suffocate the interviewer with a 2-3 paged CV and thereby making your interview questions complex? My CV was just one paged and the panel commended me for that. Just include ONLY the important things and say others in the course of the interview. Secondly, be confident, eloquent and friendly. Smile when necessary and DO NOT argue with the panel. If they disagree with you on any point just smile and inform them you have noted their points. DO NOT ARGUE. Also, try to ask questions. In my case i asked; what is a typical day at GT like? What are the opportunities for career advancement at GT? Questions help to show you are actually interested in knowing more about them. Try also to gesticulate. Do not just sit like dummy without moving your hands. It shows lack of confidence. Do not mumble. Be clear and concise. Your dressing must reflect your personality and carriage. Dress appropriately. I will advise you wear a black suit, black tie or orange colour with a white shirt. Thats very suitable for the interview. Know your course of study, why you chose the course during jamb and how it relates to banking. Also, when asked which dept of the bank you feel you can fit in, tell the panel that you are quite versatile and flexible and would fit in any dept of the bank. On the one-on-one interview, know things about the bank, its financials and the Nigerian banking sector. Know why you feel you are suitable for the job and why you should be employed against others. In the bank's financials, know its current share price, capital base, shareholders' equity, profit, dividend etc. In summary, the questions are: 1. Tell me about yourself. Here advise you say things beyong your cv 2.where do you see yourself in 5yrs? 3.what do you know about gt? 4.what are about financials? 5.Tell me about the banking sector 6.Why do you consider yourself fit for this job? 7.why did you choose your course of study? 8. How does your course relate to banking? etc Also, pray for God's favour and guidance. If you pass the panel stage the personal interview is almost a walk-over. |
okesammie: When is your test?The test was on september 6th and documentation on september 14th. |
Yes o Invitation for medicals just arrived for September 6th guys. November training school resumption seems to be sure.... |
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... *smdh*..... After when they sack you, you'll start blaming one witch in your village.. 
