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Neme20:
Thanks, I had mine with the CFO today. Have you heard from them after the interview?

Got an offer but had to decline, currently earn more than that

Neme20:
Please dkay51 what do I expect in this interview, can you share what was asked

Basically just to discuss your previous experiences based on your CV

Babnxst93:
Nothing yet ooo after the interview but I know someone was called about the earliest possible time she can resume

When was that?

Christopher69:
No, not at all. I was only asked about pay details this week by HR.

When are you to resume?

Babnxst93:
Nice. So was salary discussed?

In this one, not at all.

Babnxst93:
So the first one wasn't with airtel executive.. It was with getqualified right?

The first one was with members of airtel staff from different departments, this one was with heads of business, CFO and the likes.

abcxyz123:
another interview again? i thought u went for one before!

Yea this one is with Airtel Executives.

We had the final level interview for the early career program yesterday

uxomykaz:
Hello Everyone!
I was scheduled for 9th July, 7am.
We were only four present when the list was called for 7am to go meet our panelist.
I was the third to be interviewed. I was invited into the room by the secretary, then offered a seat by the chief panelist. The chief panelist asked how was my journey from Lagos, and when I arrived into Abuja. Then each of the panelist introduced themselves, and I was asked to introduced myself in 30 seconds.
I kept it short and simple , highlighting the necessary info I believed they wanted to here, and they nodded when I was done.


The first question was "from your CV, I can see you have a knowledge of database, views, and tables since you are a technology officer at xyz bank, tell us what is stored procedure in database" I explained what a procedure is and what "stored" meant and related it to database

The second question was "tell us a time when a colleague at work , wasn't doing their duty, how did you react" I answered in the direction of trying to know why the colleague wasn't doing their job and motivating the colleague in the way I could.

The third question, " Give me five safety precautions to take while driving on a rainy day" ****Use of wiper, Seatbelt, Driving at a reduced speed , traffic light, Use of pointer were my response.

The Fourth question, "from ur CV , you talked about disaster recovery on database, tell us a time when you recovered from a disaster" My response was to ask if they were talking about recovering from a work related disaster or life experience (personal) and they said a personal experience, I gave my response, while they noted certain things down on their papers.

Then I was asked by the chief panelist, if I had any question, I commended the whole recruitment process and asked the chief panelist "what would be his advise to a newly employed GT into the organization" He laid emphasis on being open minded. I was thanked for coming, and on my way out , the safety officer called me back for the famous handshake, lol.

I believe I did my best, praying to God for Success!

Wishing us all the best, irrespective of the outcome.

I was the first person in this queue, Panel 24, grey suit yellow tie, we were asked almost the same questions.

abcxyz123:
as d interview is over, ppl that went for d interview should pls share their experience with us.

It was 3-man panel, a guy from HR, Network and Sales for mine, they asked questions based on your experience. Then the usual situation/behavioural questions of challenges faced, problems solved and stuff like that.

Aremolomi:
GT or EH

GT

Gbyms:
Beautiful experience. I thank God for the privilege.
In case you saw a guy wearing a green suit, that was me lol.
God bless me, God bless Nnpc, God bless Nigeria.

3 piece green suit shey? I see you...u no come play at all

Felluschi:
pls who got this?

Thats the invitation for interview we're talking about too, mine's on the 12th too

EyinjuGod:
Yeah, I wish you all the best

Thanks, you too!

EyinjuGod:
13th... Yours?

12th, So you got a Saturday?

EyinjuGod:
Interview mail dropped

Me too, when's your interview

Collinxz:
please who applied for this recruitment

I did, just got a reply with another set of tests.

Tifalf14:
Please is the test computer based?

Yes it is, there'll be a laptop with your name on it.

Rightvibs16:
Has anyone received from advisory unit yet?
Because we have two units
Tax
Advisory

Applied for Advisory and I've gotten a mail

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safarigirl:
it is not a majority by far. I was admitted there less than a decade ago, I saw the list. I compared it with other schools.


if a census is carried out in Unilag, you would have 50% Yoruba and the other 50% would be other ethnicities. Do a census in OAU and you will find that 88% would be Yoruba, with 12% other ethnicities. Take a survey in UNN, that one is even worse. If you find up to hundred people in the entire school who aren't from the East or affiliated to the East in some way, you have done well


That is why I said Unilag is the most diverse school in Nigeria, only outdone by University of Abuja. The diversity in Unilag is not seen in other Universities. If they practiced cachnent area in strict terms, like everywhere else, you wouldn't find up to 40% of students that are not Yoruba


And I still insist that Yorubas are not the indigenes of Lagos, they are settlers. In another two hundred years, someone will call Igbos indigenes of Lagos, having settled there for centuries.

Apples and oranges. How many people from other tribes even apply to the east? Competition there no dey enough already?

safarigirl:
thanks for this

Lagos is the only state, aside Abuja, where University admission is not based on cachment area. What happened to indigenes there too? In the next hundred years, who will occupy Lagos? The indigenes of Lagos don't make up 15% of the population.

Those omoniles you speak of are not even indigenes, they are settlers like most of the people in Lagos. Lagos and Abuja are distinctly different from every other state in Nigeria, the only other state close to them is PH.

As far as I am concerned, Lagos has transcended tribal affiliations. It belongs to everybody and belongs to nobody. It was built by the blood and sweat of all Nigerians from all walks of life and all erhnicities, so, it is an injustice to omit those people, some spanning three generations, from Lagos, and refer to them as non-indigenes. And no, contrary to popular belief, the day Nigeria scatters, some people that are referred to as 'non-indigenes' will not have a hometown to go to, because their entire lives are in Lagos

Just to correct you for future references, there's a university in every geopolitical zone that its catchment area is nationwide and not it's immediate home zone.
UNILAG
UI
UNN
ABU
UNIABUJA