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Jobs/Vacancies / Re: Post Abuja Jobs Here by Datevilme: 4:51pm On May 17, 2016
Simili:
Good day, please, which Area in Abuja are different companies located.... Need to do job hunting small... Thanks

Companies are located all over Central Area, Wuse, Wuse2, Maitama, Garki, Garki 2, Jabi, Utako, Apo, Asokoro, infact everywhere. Be prepared to trek wella grin grin, or f u have a car, buy full tank of fuel. Better still, u can do it like marketers do...different locations on different days. Goodluck wink

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Software/Programmer Market / Re: A Software For Managing A Farm, Specifically Poultry by Datevilme: 4:00pm On May 13, 2016
dhtml18:
See, i can even write a program to hatch an egg

Oya just do this one for the boys now, based on community service
Software/Programmer Market / A Software For Managing A Farm, Specifically Poultry by Datevilme: 10:57am On May 13, 2016
Hello guys, am in need of a software for Farm Management, any ideas, am willing to pay. Preferably a Php based software.
Education / Re: National Open University Of Nigeria (NOUN) Students by Datevilme: 2:01pm On Apr 28, 2016
Hello house, Please when is the deadline for MSc project submission?

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Education / Re: When You Get Corrected Copy Of Your Project From Your Supervisor by Datevilme: 11:25am On Mar 17, 2016
But if u take time to read the corrections, they r actually on point. The student probably just lifted this off the Internet, it doesn't even correspond with Nigeria. Clear case of plagiarism.

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Nairaland / General / When Is It Ok To Hit A Woman? by Datevilme: 12:05pm On Mar 10, 2016
I have noticed that the issue of hitting a woman is a very touchy subject. Most people are of the opinion that a man should never hit a woman, no matter the reason or situation. Now lets consider the following situations:

1. You catch a woman red handed trying to lure and kidnap your child...is it ok to hit her?

2. You experience your wife, girlfriend, sister, or mother being robbed and beaten by another woman...is it ok to hit her?

3. You catch a woman red handed stealing your hard earned money or property...is it ok to hit her?

4. A woman physically attacks you, and you have to defend yourself...is it ok to hit her?

I really want to know your opinions on this...
Jobs/Vacancies / Re: Nigerian Navy Direct Short Service Course Aspirants(dssc) 2015 by Datevilme: 10:00am On Mar 09, 2016
To all those resuming camp today, i wish you all the very best, as you go there as civilians today, may you all come out as strong gallant soldiers. Serve all your jobs with joy, knowing that its just for a while...No Pain, No gain!
Jobs/Vacancies / Re: This Could Be The Greatest Job Application To Mcdonald’s In Their History by Datevilme: 12:41pm On Mar 05, 2016
This looks like something I will do in my next job application or interview, will love to see d looks on their faces... Thats if they will comprehend sef. grin grin
Jobs/Vacancies / Re: Nigerian Airforce DSSC 2016 Recruitment Out! by Datevilme: 5:49pm On Mar 03, 2016
obulla:


If at this stage u're already talking about money, then I doubt if you're ready for this recruitment.

Be there forming self righteous, wats wrong in knowing how much they pay, Be real bro.
Jobs/Vacancies / Re: Nigerian Airforce DSSC 2016 Recruitment Out! by Datevilme: 11:03am On Mar 03, 2016
Novelty:

You should have a sheer patriotism to serve your country if you intend to join the military and not to be bothered about the money or incentive.

LOL, abeggi... Who patriotism don help, why not just volunteer then.

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Education / Re: National Open University Of Nigeria (NOUN) Students by Datevilme: 2:36pm On Mar 01, 2016
Datevilme:
Hello house, i am about to register courses for Msc Info Tech Second Semester.
The issue is this: I registered 8 Courses for the first semester, but unfortunately only 6 were released, i was told they would release the others with time, but its over a month nw, and nothing yet.
Pls i need advice in registering courses,
Should i re-register the missing courses?
With my current situation, can i still finish in 2 semesters?

Guys i need answers pls.
Education / Re: National Open University Of Nigeria (NOUN) Students by Datevilme: 2:02pm On Feb 29, 2016
Hello house, i am about to register courses for Msc Info Tech Second Semester.
The issue is this: I registered 8 Courses for the first semester, but unfortunately only 6 were released, i was told they would release the others with time, but its over a month nw, and nothing yet.
Pls i need advice in registering courses,
Should i re-register the missing courses?
With my current situation, can i still finish in 2 semesters?
Jobs/Vacancies / Re: Nigerian Navy Direct Short Service Course Aspirants(dssc) 2015 by Datevilme: 11:46am On Feb 25, 2016
Congrats to those that made it grin grin grin. Whats this talk of a supplementary list...any hope?

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Business / Re: The Benefits Of Being An Entrepreneur Compared With Having A Paid Job!!! by Datevilme: 2:53pm On Feb 22, 2016
What about those of us who don't want to work for anybody, neither do we want to pass through the stress of starting up a business. Isn't there a way to just lounge and be chopping the money? grin grin grin
Business / Re: How Important Is Passion, In Terms Of Starting A Business. by Datevilme: 3:53pm On Feb 17, 2016
I really wish i can get responses...
Business / How Important Is Passion, In Terms Of Starting A Business. by Datevilme: 10:12am On Feb 15, 2016
So, i have been looking for a better Job opportunity for some time now, although i have a job, but i know that i am grossly underpaid. Recently though, i have been having this feeling that i will never be satisfied by any salary, no matter the amount. I feel like i should start something of my own, but i am really torn apart on which business to startup.

Everybody talks about doing what you are passionate about. But sincerely, i am not passionate about anything, i believe more in obligation, duty and being responsible for something.

Am i the only one who doesnt feel this "PASSION" everybody talks about? Lemme know whether to go and manufacture passion from somewhere. cry cry cry
Celebrities / Re: Basketmouth Replies Fans Requesting Free Tickets To His Show by Datevilme: 2:08pm On Feb 12, 2016
Feeling like an Idiot doesn't necessarily make me an idiot but judging an anonymous as an idiot based on 15 words certainly raises concerns of your IQ and makes you look like an Idiot...you dig?

Why so pained tho...technically, i didn't call you an Idiot, i just quoted your own words cos it was funny. But from your reply, you obviously already think of yourself as an Idiot. My bad for engaging you in the first place!!! lipsrsealed . Thought you were matured, and had a sense of humour.
Jobs/Vacancies / Re: Nigerian Navy Direct Short Service Course Aspirants(dssc) 2015 by Datevilme: 4:02pm On Feb 11, 2016
Na wa, this wait is tiring, especially wen u have some other stuff pending because of the wait. It shall all come out well finally by Gods grace!

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Celebrities / Re: Basketmouth Replies Fans Requesting Free Tickets To His Show by Datevilme: 3:49pm On Feb 11, 2016
Vanquay:
I don't know why, but I feel like an idiot for actually clicking that link undecided

grin grin grin...Well, i think u have said it all lipsrsealed
Education / Re: National Open University Of Nigeria (NOUN) Students by Datevilme: 3:11pm On Feb 10, 2016
Pls guys, when is course registration closing?
Phones / Re: Why You Might Want To Uninstall Your Truecaller Application by Datevilme: 12:51pm On Feb 03, 2016
How to Avoid Truecaller:

1. Buy a new Sim
2. Register the Sim
3. Buy a nokia torchlight fone and put the sim inside
4. Dont call anybody with the fone, and dont give anybody your number.

wink wink

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Education / Re: National Open University Of Nigeria (NOUN) Students by Datevilme: 2:46pm On Jan 26, 2016
Hello house, pls i did 8 courses, and on checking the results i can only see 6 there. Should i be worried?
Jobs/Vacancies / Re: Teaching Job At Abuja..urgently Needed!!!!! by Datevilme: 4:44pm On Jan 18, 2016
Checkout tuteria.com. It should be helpful
Jobs/Vacancies / Re: Why Do Some Employers Treat Candidates For Interviews Like Thrash? by Datevilme: 3:03pm On Dec 12, 2015
Craven:
Datevilme

The answer to your question is on this thread, hidden in the comments of people who feel companies have every right to treat people like dirt.

I've seen people give answers like "Because they can," "Because you are begging for a job," "Because this is Nigeria."

And I disagree with all of them.

1. Because they 'can' do so does not mean they 'should' do so. Because they are in such a high place does not mean they should treat prospective employees like dirt.

2. The words 'seeking' is quite different from 'begging'. I've seen someone use the latter on this thread. Do not let anyone make you feel you are 'begging' for a job. Companies put up vacancies all the time, looking for graduates to fill up positions. And because you applied doesn't mean you've relegated to begging. And even if you didn't apply the conventional way, it doesn't still give anyone the right to disrespect you or claim you are 'begging'.

3. Because it happens in Nigeria doesn't also mean it must continue to happen. I believe change starts with us all. It was brave of you to tell the interviewers that you didn't like staying under the sun. Do not let anyone tell you otherwise. In fact anyone who tells you that it was wrong for you to stand up to these people do not know or understand their worth. Keeping quiet would have meant you telling those people "I am happy to be your slave, and I will go through whatever hell you bring my way without protest." And believe this, you would have a horrible time working for a company who treats people like dirt.

If applicants raise their standards, I believe employers will treat them accordingly. But if they continue to lower their standards, giving ridiculous excuses why companies should continue to treat them wrongly, then I believe these companies will continue to do so with pleasure.
Tnks for this post, I just wish more people can begin to see things this way, it will surely bring about change. Cheers.
Jobs/Vacancies / Re: Why Do Some Employers Treat Candidates For Interviews Like Thrash? by Datevilme: 11:52pm On Dec 11, 2015
skidskid:
to be honest I feel your treatment is related to the role they are interviewing you for . I had an interview @ d HQ of a partcular bank for operations unit sha and from the gate we were ushered into a room not too expansive yet had 3 Gud split units! they repeatedly came to apologise to us for the delays. in beginning the process.
our handler was very polite and jovial , and after an hour of waiting one of their messangers came in with sweet sensation double burgers(can't remember d actual name). and hollandia yoghurt ! some people were forming others chow d thing after 2 more hours the interview commenced.
then I went for an interview at an insurance firm (run by a first generation bank). didn't know financial adviser is same thing as marketer lol and we were there 4 hours no pure water. I scanned the hall we were all cramped into smiled and took my leave .
To an extent I agree with u. I have been to several interviews, I know sometimes they try to test ur endurance, patience and all that, but this one was purely a case of poor organization.
Jobs/Vacancies / Re: Why Do Some Employers Treat Candidates For Interviews Like Thrash? by Datevilme: 11:52pm On Dec 11, 2015
mikolo80:
Cos you're not needed (low demand) you're too many (high supply) so your price(value) is low(not worth very much)
abi don't you see the way ppl treat 10and20Naira versus 100dollar bill
Couldn't have been better said, that's just the hard truth.
Jobs/Vacancies / Re: Why Do Some Employers Treat Candidates For Interviews Like Thrash? by Datevilme: 11:42pm On Dec 11, 2015
Ethan015:
They didn't treat u well from your story.
but I feel you over reacted. it's usually not a fun for any company to organise recruitment exercise. Telling them you can organise a better interview is a mockery to those guys screening you. Perhaps, they were equally employed to bring u in. I bet you just dashed the opportunity. It's true you ain't begging no one for any job, but how much you can tolerate is an advantage. This is Naija, civilization is still far.

Sorry for the way they made you feel anyway.
Good luck
I know I wasn't supposed to answer the way I did, but to an extent I had lost interest in the job due to some factors, so I just decided to wait and give them a piece of my mind, they were actually receptive, and I left on a good note.
Jobs/Vacancies / Re: Why Do Some Employers Treat Candidates For Interviews Like Thrash? by Datevilme: 11:21pm On Dec 11, 2015
Cutehector:
pls send me ur account number, u deserve a bottle of wine for dat answer to their question
Tnks grin grin
Jobs/Vacancies / Re: Why Do Some Employers Treat Candidates For Interviews Like Thrash? by Datevilme: 11:19pm On Dec 11, 2015
damton:
You are hungry and in need of a source of income .

inotherwords, a job seeker is more or less at the mercy of any recruiting organization
Ideally it shouldn't be so. Am not hungry, am not begging for a job, I saw a job I was qualified for and applied for it, simple.
Jobs/Vacancies / Re: Why Do Some Employers Treat Candidates For Interviews Like Thrash? by Datevilme: 11:15pm On Dec 11, 2015
WarRLaY:
Op, want to be treated like a king, that cool,.. you should have created a job 4 ur self .. remember no 1 promise you a job after school, u were only sent there to be educated ...
Change ur thinking. So providing something as basic as seats and shelter for candidates is being treat like a king? Smh for u.
Jobs/Vacancies / Re: Why Do Some Employers Treat Candidates For Interviews Like Thrash? by Datevilme: 11:11pm On Dec 11, 2015
Bitterleafsoup:
So many candiates come in and act mumu don't blame us.

You will come for interview in a professional office with slippers, jeans and t-shirt...
You will come in breath smelling like dry fish and egusi....
You will come in with stained and dirty CV...
You will come in without your certificates and letter of refrences...
You will come in and not greet people, as if you had no upbringing...

If you would have answer me that way I wouold have called security, so your lucky!
For real? So because some pple didn't package well, does that mean u should treat the rest anyhow? And what's ur basis for calling security? U need to change the way u think.

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Jobs/Vacancies / Why Do Some Employers Treat Candidates For Interviews Like Thrash? by Datevilme: 2:51pm On Dec 11, 2015
So, i was somewhere in Abuja for an interview yesterday. I was actually scheduled for 10am, i got there at about 9:45am, unfortunately i, and other candidates were made to wait outside under the sun, no seats whatsoever, we were just standing for many hours, before we were finally attended to.

Its really a pity that companies who flaunt themselves as topnotch in the country cannot properly carry out an organized interview exercise. Its high time employers in the country stop treating graduates as if they are begging for jobs, we went through school, and we earned our degrees, we deserve more respect than is being accorded us.

Anyways, when i finally got seated for my interview, and they asked me what i could offer the company, i made sure i pointed out the fact that their organization for the interview was poor, and i could do a better job. They promply told me "We will get back to you"... i hope they do cry cry cry.

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