rationalmind:
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Or maybe work as a factory worker, or perhaps, hawk gala on the streets of lagos. Maybe go to learn tailoring or barbing after spending years in school.
Yes, there are many extremes you can cite. But there are several other things (though not the best) better than the ones listed up there and the likes.
As an example, how about the installation of DSTV dishes? The installation of a single view dstv costs 5000 naira. Ooh, yes, I know, it's small money but I want you to consider the fact that we have hotels and organisations where at least 20 decoders are used. Do the maths. Wait, I'm yet to tell you you'll get at least half of your profit buying materials?
Yes, it's not easy getting those contracts, getting them is not meant for the lazy which of course, proves his point.
Yes, it's a job not befitting a masters degree holder but the immediate question that comes to mind is, is staying at home all day long better?
N.B: I just used DSTV installation as an example, there are several other things that can be done. how abt wen u dnt av d money to learn d trade or skills |
Please has anyone heard abt dz organisation cos I jxt got invited for an INTERVIEW with dem. Mantledox logistics limited, 2, opebi/sheraton link road, mobolaji bank Anthony road, ikeja. Is it real or fake. Plz reply tnx |
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: If You're In Lagos, Unemployed And You Have Nothing Doing, Then You're Lazy. by greengem(f): 8:24pm On Dec 16, 2014
