hakym619:



Do you think one can get masters in psychology with a diploma in occupational therapy?

ChizzyBuna:
How can you be in AMERICA
Land of Opportunities
And still complian about everything..

Oh white people hate us
Oh white people suppress us
Oh white people are rasicts

Shut da Bleep up, you bunch of cry cry babies.

You have electricity 24/7 you have healthcare you have good roads.
You can buy burger for $3
You have dollar store, where u can buy anything in there for just 1 dollar.

And you guys still complian.
Their guys just sit all day lazy asf always high drinking and smoking weed and still complian that no job for them.
Me that spent 4 months there already had $4700 in my PayPal from joining a video crew to do video editing for music videos
AND IM A FORIEGNER ooo

The worst is "THE VICTIM MENTALITY"
Every small thing, they shout racism
While I was in Georgia Atalanta
I noticed black Americans are always late
And they hate when you correct them
If a white person corrects them of their lateness or bad behavior they call the white person a racist.
They refer to themselves as "COLORED PEOPLE" instead of African American.
They don't want to be associated with Africa
Some hate Africans (one of them called me and my cousin "African booty scratchers" and said that African kids always dusty with flies flying around around their eyes and mouth) SMH
So many childish behavior and victim mentality. It's so annoying.

As a Nigerian, I wish they can spend 1 year in Nigeria
They don't know how lucky they are to be in USA. By the time they step foot here, only the hot sun and generator noise and smoke will deal with them. Dem go hear am.
After my experience in U.S
It is very hard for me to take any black American serious when they complain about racism. I see them as very weak emotional baby adults. Always crying like victims while me a foreigner was making cool cash within my short 4 months I spent there.

lavylilly:
Done

lavylilly:
Morning sir, can I dm you?

kenny1111:
Good afternoon everyone,

please I need advice from all parents and Educators and parents on Nairanland. today I just realized my 3years old son cant even read Letters A to F talk less of A to Z but can read Figure 1 to 10, I am seriously worried.

I don't stay at home except for weekends as I am working outside my state, but due to the curfew I find my way back home yesterday so I was able to discover this problem in the early hours of today.

I know the mother is trying cos I have seen different live videos where she was teaching him and working on his assignment, most times I pity the boy so much because of the beating from his mum alone makes me sick but I can't really complain since I know is for his own good and I know how stressful it is for a mother with 2 kids to manage her time and all that....

I called his teacher immediately and she told me my son will be going to Nursery class when the present term is over due to his age, sadly she didn't say things I expect to hear from her so I told her I will visit the school once the curfew is over, I need explanation, is private school that bad these days ? my son can't even write 2 and 3

I have bought Video CD, bought many play book materials containing letters and figures displayed boldly, I bought counting and so on when he was 2 years so i expect a better result by now.

pls sir and ma, I need help on how to guide this boy to learn better, what should I do and how should I go about it.

Note: any time I am home, I always go through his books, assignments and read his school rhymes for him.

pls Help

concerned Daddy

tjskii:


Hello, how are you today, i would like to take you up on your offer. I have been in administration for close to 10years now, and recently decided i would like to move to HR, though my organization doesn't have a proper HR structure(civil service), i have decided to move to HR line and get myself another job(in search of job satisfaction). Presently i have enrolled for a masters programme in U. I(industrial and labour relations) im on the 2nd stage of the CIPM exams. I am also considering getting certified with either shrm or sphri, before finally launching a job search. Am i on the right track, or is there something else I should be doing? Thank you for your time

vikkogg:
Good day everyone. I am writing this to seek for your opinions. I am a graduate of Statistics, University of Ibadan with Second class Upper. I graduated in early 2018 and I'm through with NYSC. The I.T company I served offered to retain me with a salary of 40k monthly. Due to the fact that I had no other option as at then, I took up the offer. Now, this is where the frustration comes in: The work time frame is 8am-5pm daily but most times, I get engaged till 6pm, at times 7pm. I leave home 6am and return home 8-9pm. I spend #800 daily on transportation and #400 daily on feeding to make #1,200 daily. Since I became a full staff of the company, I've not been able to save a dime because my salary isn't enough to take care of my bills, not to talk of savings. I've been trying hard to get a better job but all to no avail. It's not that I'm a dullard. I have ND Statistics (Distinction), and BSc Statistics (5.9 of 7.0). I'm never bragging my people, it's just to let you all know that I'm doing my best towards having a bright future. I need your advice. What should I do? Should I continue with the job or quit?? Help me push this to the front page as I need advice ASAP, please!

CHRISDMANAGER:


Please i really want to join the group sir, should i inbox you my number too?

angelusbrut:


Should I drop my number here

angelusbrut:


Please do you have idea of good hr WhatsApp platform so that I can join.

mhizzcherry:
Hello,please I studied Economics and I have a serious passion for human resource and would like to get certified how do I go about it,the fees and everything

Gazzy88:
Hello and thanks for showing interest to help. I would love to interact with you on a very sensitive issue affecting my niche which is fashion. Kindly drop your contact, WhatsApp preferably for smooth convo. I believe with your experience, you will be able to guide me properly. Thanks

kimewills:

Thank you so much...yes.. this has been really helpful and I really appreciate this..i would love to start in my present place of work as u suggested but I have reservations about this as it isn't really a well structured organization yet...I will try though. However are there any tips you have as to how I can position myself better for an Hr/Hr intern job role even without experience?... I am currently only familiarizing myself with the field by taking some online courses.

kimewills:

Thank you so much for offering...i am really in need of this guidance... i studied microbiology but all the job experience I have are in sales and customer service and I have always loved the HR field cos I feel it aligns with my personality a lot..hence I will like to build a career in it...I have a few concerns though.

1) Will I need to have a diploma in any HR related course first before doing the CIPM?..or can I get an intern job(if I can)..learn on the job while running the CIPM course?

2) Or is it wiser to run the CIPM course while still working my present job(though this may be difficult cos of time) considering that I really need experience in the HR field.

3) Please reassure me that this is a wise move and HR field is a fulfilling career and I am in late 20's(this may be helpful)


Thank you so much for offering...i am really in need of this guidance... i studied microbiology but all the job experience I have are in sales and customer service and I have always loved the HR field cos I feel it aligns with my personality a lot..hence I will like to build a career in it...I have a few concerns though.

1) Will I need to have a diploma in any HR related course first before doing the CIPM?..or can I get an intern job(if I can)..learn on the job while running the CIPM course?

2) Or is it wiser to run the CIPM course while still working my present job(though this may be difficult cos of time) considering that I really need experience in the HR field.

3) Please reassure me that this is a wise move�and HR field is a fulfilling career and I am in my late 20's(this may be helpful)

lonelydora:


Yes

lonelydora:
Wow! Great idea.

Back when i was looking for job, i sent a couple of cvs directly to HR managers with DHL. Spent a lot of money on DHL and didn't get even one interview.

You know Nigerian HR mentality

Poorboy:
really