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Jobs/VacanciesRe: Experience From The NIS Interview And Advice! by fabulous660(m): 2:53pm On May 06, 2015
hmmmm.... interesting #grabs_a_stool
Jokes EtcHow He Lost A N30million Naira Contract. by fabulous660(op): 2:29pm On May 06, 2015
In an oil company, this man was
about to receive a contract of N30
million when his wife called him on
phone.

On phone....

Wife: Woooooooooow, darling I have
a very big surprise for u, I can't
believe this.

Husband: wow, ok pls I will call u
back, I'm about to receive a contract
of N30 million.

Wife: Darling, it's a good news but
this one is very urgent pls come
home now, pls it's VERY URGENT.

Husband: but I'm about to...

Wife: PLS JUST COME HOME BABY,
TRUST ME.

Husband: em.. pls my wife just called
me for an urgent thing. Pls grant me
d access to go n come bak quick.

Company: Well, if u leave, I'm afraid
of what might happen to d contract.

The man quickly went home...

Husband: (Seriously sweating): honey
why dis urgent surprise, when I was
abt to receive a contract worth 30
million?

Wife: Honey, our troubles are over
and God has finally answered our
prayers.

Husband: R u pregnant?

Wife: Haba honey is more than
pregnancy, if it's just pregnancy I
wouldn't have disturbed u in ur
contract.

Husband: Wow, so what's d surprise?

Wife: (Being happy) Honey, I can't
believe this, u knw we have been
praying over 6 months now? God has
finally answered us. That Big rat that
always disturb us in the kitchen is
finally dead, I called u to remove it,
I'm afraid of touching rats.

What will happen to that wife if it were you?
EducationHow To Dress For A Job Interview by fabulous660(op): 10:45pm On Apr 24, 2015
DRESSING FOR A JOB INTERVIEW:

How relevant or important is proper dressing for a job interview? Although the final selection of a job candidate is rarely determined by dress, but first round candidates are often eliminated because they have dressed inappropriately.

This is not to say you should invest in new wardrobe; just be sure that you are able to put together an adequate interview outfit.

However, every interview & interviewer is different, because of this, it is not possible to set down rigid guidelines for exactly how you will look or dress in each situation.

There is however, relevant, broadly based counsel that will help you make the right decision for your interview.

Below are some guidelines for you to consider when dressing for an interview:

1. Dress in harmony with the way that those interviewing you are likely to dress.

2. Use outfits of good quality that you know look good on you.

3. Do not wear something so flashing that will bring too much attention to your clothes rather than you.

4. If the interview takes place over more than a day, wear a different outfit eachday.

5. Do not wear anything that connects you with a religious group, political cause, association, school, or club.

6. Do not wear sunglasses.

7. Do use breath mints and deodorant, make sure you maintain high body hygiene.

8. Don't use heavy perfume. The safest is something subtle or none at all.

9. Use folder or case for your credentials, if you carry a briefcase, make sure it is of good quality and small in size.

10. Women should not wear low-cut blouses or clothes that appears "sexy".


Apart from your outlooks self confidence is also very important, be confident of yourself.

The key to success is that the interviewer must like you! This means he should find you comfortable to be with and that you meet the basic requirement for the job.

How do you accomplish these ends? You start by making a good initial impression. Here are some ways:

1. Walk slowly, steadily and tall on entering the room.

2. Make sure you knock at the door and get a reply before opening the door.

3. Make sure you don't turn your back on your interviewer when trying to shut the door.

6. Greet your interviewer with eye contact and a relaxed smile, look into the interviewer's eyes as you greet, not the floor or any where else.

5. Be ready to shake hands, but let the interviewer take the lead. If the interviewer does not extend a hand, don't initiate the handshake.

6. The handshake should signal friendliness. Match the pressure extended by the interviewer, never exceed it. Do not grap the hand with the "iron-man bone crusher grip". Use only one hand, shake vertically, do not extend your hand parallel to the floor, smile and lean forward very slightly as you shake. Do not snap the interviewer's finger after the handshake.

7. Do not sit until you are offered one. It is polite to wait until the interviewer offers you a seat.

But if you feel uncomfortable doing this, gently ask the interviewer to take the initiative; "where would you like me to sit"?

8. There is only one way to sit during an interview, "bottom well placed on the chair" and "back straight". Keep your hands on the arms of the chair, if there are no arms on the chair, keep your hands on your lap or on your pad of papers. It is advisable not to cross your legs exposing the sole of your shoe or worst of all cross your arms across your chest. Do not rest your arms on the table either.

9. Keep your head up and maintain eye contact at a good proportion especially when the interviewer begins to speak and when you reply.

10. Avoid folding your arms, smile naturally whenever the opportunity arises. Remember to show one or both of your palms as you make points. Do not overuse this gesture.

11. Remember to avert your gaze from time to time so as to avoid the impression that you are staring. When you do so look confidently to the right, to the left, but don't look down.

12. Always give your opinion on any question ask. e.g
(QUESTION) "What was your last salary"?
(RESPONSE) "My last salary was exactly within the range that I now seek, which is between __________ and __________ (mention a range).



Good Luck!!!
source: http://fiverrmoney..com/2015/04/how-to-dress-for-job-interview.html
PoliticsRe: Official Breakdown Of Votes In Each States- INEC (UPDATING!) by fabulous660(m): 3:37pm On Mar 30, 2015
ok...... let the new president emerge
PoliticsRe: 2015 Elections In Nigeria: Results by fabulous660(m): 2:32pm On Mar 30, 2015
ok..... all set and done, let the new president emerge....
PoliticsRe: Photos Of A DPO Who Was Injured In Rivers During Today's Election by fabulous660(m): 6:40pm On Mar 28, 2015
serving his father land with his life. grin
PoliticsRe: Military Stops Amaechi From Inspecting Polling Units In The State (Photos) by fabulous660(m): 6:37pm On Mar 28, 2015
since wen did amechi become a staff of INEC? he deserves flogging.
CelebritiesRe: Billionaire Wife, Dabota Lawson Shows Off Her Palatial Living Room by fabulous660(m): 6:29pm On Mar 28, 2015
undecidedWho her living room help? :-/
PoliticsRe: PDP Sharing Money At A Polling Station. *(pic)* by fabulous660(m): 1:35pm On Mar 28, 2015
Certified Idiot...... APC miscreant
CelebritiesRe: Nollywood Actress Yvonne Jegede Shaves Goes Bald by fabulous660(m): 5:27pm On Mar 27, 2015
ugly and proud........ person wey advice her to shave is a Satanist and a member of APC
RomanceRe: ( PICS) Ladies & Gentle Men Can U Pick Up This Child If You See It On The Road by fabulous660(m): 2:00pm On Mar 17, 2015
End-time tons. Repent now......
CelebritiesRe: PHOTO: 8months Old Baby Burnt to death By Mother For Licking Chocolate. by fabulous660(m): 1:56pm On Mar 17, 2015
OP you are high on cheap drugs....
PhonesRe: Every African MUST HAVE One Of These Phones by fabulous660(m): 9:41pm On Mar 12, 2015
#Never Again I'm I clicking any damn link....
FamilyRe: Photo: If You Used This, Know That You Really Enjoyed Home Video by fabulous660(m): 8:20pm On Feb 28, 2015
Yeah... Back in the days..... Indomie generation will have no idea about this. smiley
EducationGoodnews For Those Who Completed Their Primary School In Nigeria... by fabulous660(op): 4:28pm On Feb 26, 2015
It is with great pleasure that I wish to announce to all those people who completed their primary school education in Nigeria and not in France that there have been some improvement in the primary school sector....

But if you were born in the indomie generation maybe this will not make any sense to you.

*Do u know that Ali is no longer a boy?
*Simbi is now a mother with two children.
*Chike is no longer the river boy but he is now a Marine Engineer.
*Edet no longer lives in Calabar but has
moved to Canada. *Agbo is happily married too and has left the town of Lagoon for London. *Eze no longer goes to school, he is now a graduate.
*Even Mr Salami is no longer a farmer but a
politician.
*Remember Ralia the sugar girl? she now owns one of the biggest sugar factories in Kano.
*Ade our naughty little brother is now a doctor in one of the biggest hospitals in the country.

Wow!!! what a great medium to recall those days of "Macmillian English." We all had them off hand. Spirit of primary school days, but if u don't know all dis den u are part of indomie generation...
Source: self
PoliticsRe: What Is He Doing? Photo by fabulous660(m): 11:19pm On Jan 02, 2015
From his smile, the way he is looking and the way he is positioned it seems he is looking at a well positioned ass from a distance.
RomanceRe: 10 Ways Children Express Love To Their Crush. by fabulous660(m): 6:53pm On Dec 26, 2014
Mehn.. For real I really did write a lot of letter back then.. I even solicit help from some of my badoo friends on how to gist the girl...
CelebritiesRe: See Davido Back Then In Secondary School (+PICS) by fabulous660(m): 10:50am On Nov 11, 2014
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InvestmentRe: What Are Ways On How To Make Money With Affiliate Marketing In Nigeria? by fabulous660(m): 9:08pm On Sep 30, 2014
Bro you're not alone in this, i'm also interested in this online stuff. Guess we on same ground.
PhonesRe: Ello: A New Social Media Site Threatens Facebook. by fabulous660(m): 4:22pm On Sep 30, 2014
noted.....
HealthRe: Bizzare: Boy Who Shed His Skin Like A Snake Every 41 Days (PHOTOS) by fabulous660(m): 10:33pm On Sep 27, 2014
glitest: God; why?.....Why would you let an innocent kid go through this ?.
you think this is the handwork of God? My dear it is not the will of God for any one to suffer.
EducationRe: Would You Slap Your Lecturer Back If He Slaps You ? by fabulous660(m): 1:34pm On Sep 27, 2014
If na me! God know say I will just stand there begging the lecturer, cos I wan graduate in peace.
EducationRe: Has NUC Resolved To Scrap Out Carryover In Universities? by fabulous660(m): 8:59am On Sep 25, 2014
Lol... Scrap carry over? @Op wake up frm ur slumber.
EntertainmentRe: Meet The Tallest Kid In The World Who Is 3times His Mates Height by fabulous660(m): 1:04pm On Sep 23, 2014
WTF! 5ft at age 5.... At age 10 dat boy go dey carry him elder sisters age mate as girlfriend
PoliticsRe: Confirmed! Still Doubting That Boko Haramleader Shekau Is Dead? See Photo by fabulous660(m): 11:20pm On Sep 22, 2014
Hmmm! Still hard to believe... undecided
PoliticsRe: Boko Haram Fighters Surrender With Weapons In Konduga [photos] by fabulous660(m): 11:24pm On Sep 21, 2014
Dat picture is way off the topic.

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