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My friend wantes a job at the mortuary but he failed his first test woefully. He was made to help a staff take in coffin into the mortuary, then he was asked to pull it, immediately he did, the 'corpse' inside the casket 'woke up' and the man immediately took to his heels and ran out. I have heard stories not to work in a mortuary but I carry my coconut head go interview, mine experience is even the worst. I helped mortician with others and dropped a coffin, immediately the others left, while I was closing the door, the 'corpse' in the coffin 'woke up' and I started screaming and banging on the door while the supposed corpse came closer to me. I almost fainted!! It was later I found it was all staged to test us. They called me to come work with mouth watering benefits (I ONLY work when they bring someone to the mortuary, pension, HMO, a bag of rice at the end of every year, plus tips) but I declined. |
In trading, you're not paid by the hour but, by doing the correct things over and over again. Don't forget that! |
mrsage:Keep it coming. |
kponkedenge:They have mortgage the future hence the taxing of business to high heaven. |
Here’s the deal: Many traders get into trading because they want to generate another source of income. That’s because they want to quit their 9 to 6 job and have the freedom to do the things you love. Now, if that sounds like you then here’s a warning to you… Trading is one of the worst ways to earn a regular source of income. Why? Because the markets are always changing! A trading strategy that makes money this week might go into a drawdown the next. Now, it doesn’t mean you can’t trade the strategy anymore but, it’ll take time for market conditions to revert to your favour—and it could take a few weeks or months. This means you shouldn’t expect to make profits every single day, week or month. You only take what the markets give, and nothing more. |
Before you go out today, I just want to tell you that some skills have outgrown their importance Some are seasonal Learn something new Something scalable Move, you aren't a tree. Evolve and grow Join m y c r y p t o n g on telegram |
Question for the day: Why are you not doing what you know you need to do to make sure your business is successful? |
bunmitepresh:Do you still need it |
In respect to your application, you are invited for an interview/test The Biggera, Igbo Efon Roundabout Lekki-Epe Express way, Lagos Come along with your CV |
No one?! |
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Truvelisback:why? |
Good morning, Miss Hamachi You have been scheduled for an interview tomorrow morning for the position of a receptionist Venue: securepoint security solution ltd. Address: plot 6 block 128b remi oluwode road lekki phase 1, opposite trem Church on pinnacle petrol station road. Time: 12noon Please come along with copies of the following documents: 1. 2 copies of your Cv 2. 2 passport photos 3. All educational credentials 4. NYSC certificate 5. NIN 6. Professional certificate if any Regards. HR Manager SecurePoint security solution ltd |
We are recruiting to fill the position below: Job Title: Accounts Receivable Officer Location: Lagos, Nigeria (On-site) Full-time: Entry level About the Job Receivable Management: Timely posting of receivables into the financial system for all the upstream companies Timely collection and receipt of all crude proceeds and cash calls received by Asharami Energy Review and analyze hedging arrangements with the Company’s customer. Enforces policies, procedures and internal controls related to receivables managements. Tax: Timely filing and remittance of statutory payments (WHT; PPT; CIT; NCD; VAT; Royalty; Gas Flare Penalty) for all Asharami Energy subsidiaries Filing of Transfer pricing for all upstream companies Reconciliations of remittances with relevant tax or regulatory authorities Treasury: Makes all payment for Asharami Energy- writes and issues cheques, prepares telegraphic transfer instructions (Naira and Foreign currency) Monitors and processes banking transactions in collaboration with the Management and Project Accountant Liaison with various banks where company accounts are maintained. Enforces policies, procedures and internal controls related to bank and cash operations. Prepares and submits a weekly cash report for all bank accounts. This details Asharami Energy’s cash positions in all banks. Assists with cash flow planning so that all debt payment and other obligation are paid timely and ensure accurate and timely transfer of funds to meet foreign payment obligations. Handling of Treasury related queries. Requirements A Bachelor's Degree in Accounting, Economics or relevant field Must have commenced ICAN examination with Skills level passed at a minimum At least 3-5 years post NYSC work experience in a similar role. Must possess very sound knowledge of basic accounting Must be able to do simple analysis and interpretation of financial transactions. Ability to maintain strong relationships with external parties and internal colleagues Knowledgeable in IFRS. Your Personal Attributes: Intrinsically motivated; Results - oriented and pragmatic with exceptional problem solving and decision making skills; Top-notch networking and negotiation skills Emotionally intelligent Excellent and precise communication & presentation skills; Comfortable and effective in managing and communicating with team members and stakeholders Ability to deliver results with low levels of supervision; Strong interpersonal skills, time management and planning skills. Application Closing Date Not Specified. How to Apply Interested and qualified candidates should: if you see it do inform me |
Truvelisback:Health Management Organization more like free health care for you |
Truvelisback:150k Pension HMO 120k No pension HMO 13th month Leave allowance |
Gabkan7:Why? |
A job on the island 150k or a job on the mainland 120k You reside in Ketu |
Gabkan7:Consider the students and look at your bills? Do you have another job waiting for you while you japa? Do the maths? |
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IyaTola:You should not have responded to him, his a known troll on this forum. |
Not a bad company. Sales representative (Former Employee) - Nigeria - May 26, 2022 Normal working hours, you learn about sales. Management is visionary but more profit oriented so workers can be hit anytime without compensation as company could downsize anytime. Job security is low, you sign contract every 3 months. Be prepared to work extra hours and go on road shows. Ever changing sales target and you only get basic salary no matter how close you are to meeting targets if you don't meet it. 4.0 Productive and fun work place Regional Recovery Officer (Former Employee) - Lagos - March 23, 2022 Gained practical experience and knowledge especially in the customer service department, where you get to meet other staff members from different backgrounds, who are always ready to share working ideas as a team, and willing to assist you develop your skills on the job. 4.0 productive working environment Customer Service representative, latter proceed as Churn/ Administrative of (Current Employee) - Lagos - April 14, 2020 Lumos is a customer delivering and retention organization, customer satisfaction is the aims and objective of the organization. Focus on KPI of every team member towards customer satisfaction, with loveable team members to help each person achieved set goals and targets. Pros Fun days team bonding, customer service week fruit day where inclusive Cons Good HMO accessibility reliable pension schemes 4.0 effective Warehouse Supervisor (Former Employee) - Lagos - February 15, 2020 Good training environment but low income, few workers making work stressful, no reward for extra hours spent, workers are friendlyand hard working with good team work Pros nill Cons Yes 4.0 A nice place to learn Lab Technician (Former Employee) - Federal Capital Territory - January 14, 2020 Lumos Nigeria is a new company in Nigeria, and pay their employee on time with good working environment and working tools, steady power supply and Ethernet. 4.0 Productive, goal driven and result oriented Regional Technical Supervisor (Current Employee) - Lagos - May 5, 2019 An international solar power company partnering telecommunication giant, with good structural organization and solid customer base. Effective marketing strategies and strong staff strength. 3.0 Always excited moment Field service agent (Former Employee) - Calabar - February 9, 2019 By the grace of God, it was a wonderful time working with Lumos Nigeria because I had a lot of experience on travelling to different places, most especially learning while on the field. Pros No free lunch Cons No health-care |
Chachamiliano:True |
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jephthahstakes4:When we warn una, una go dey shout bad belle |
Yes! It time to uncommon things Making Excuses 😩 |
Peter Obi!!!! You are you right but the truth is you cannot do it ALONE. There are people invested heavily in milking Nigeria, I do hope you get there and make the change we all desire but be warned this guy's don't play defense. |
I lost my house to such kind of people, spent 7m and the house was a mess, I regretted ever using Baba Ijekun. I eventually sold off the property. |
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