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A fully functional standard hospital in Osun state requires the services of an administrator.

The ideal candidate should:

- Have a degree in a relevant discipline
- Be willing to live and work in Osun state.
- Have at least 5 years experience in a similar position.
- Must be able to work independently to achieve results.

The location is semi-rural but the hospital is standard and serves communities up to Offa in Kwara state and other areas within and outside Osun state.

Remuneration is standard.

Interested candidates should send their CV and Cover Letter to jarushub@gmail.com with the subject: Hospital Administrator.

A fully functional standard hospital in Osun state requires the services of qualified nurses.

The ideal candidate should:

- Be willing to live and work in Osun state.
- Have requisite experience.
- Fluency in Yoruba is an added advantage.

The location is semi-rural but the hospital is standard and serves communities up to Offa in Kwara state and other areas within and outside Osun state.

Remuneration is standard.

Interested candidates should send their CV and Cover Letter to jarushub@gmail.com with the subject: Nurses recruitment.

A fully functional standard hospital in Osun state requires the services of qualified doctors.

The ideal candidate should:
- Be willing to live and work in Osun state.
- Have requisite experience.
- Fluency in Yoruba is an added advantage.

The location is semi-rural but the hospital is standard and serves communities up to Offa in Kwara state and other areas within and outside Osun state.

Remuneration is standard.

Interested candidates should send their CV and Cover Letter to jarushub@gmail.com with the subject: Doctors Recruitment.

How long do you think the disease takes to manifest on average? How long have the protests been going on for?

Bunk20:
My CV has been sent hope I will be considered
Name: Udeozo Anayo

Seen.

But because you are currently working, do not want complication of you exiting your current employment to start work. Preference is for someone unattached able to start quickly.

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Read more about this service here https://www.jarushub.com/kpmg-nigeria-assessment-centre-and-interview-coaching/.

We have a coaching session scheduled for Tuesday, May 26, 2020.

Time: 11am

Venue: JarusHub, 60 Moleye Street, off Herbert Macaulay, Alagomeji, Yaba, Lagos.

Please call 08060482880 or 08085404500 for more details.

Thank you.

Shortlisting is ongoing, apply if interested ASAP.

Ogborokiri:
I just applied please is there accommodation?

No please.

Still open.

Still reviewing CVs for this role.

Apply if interested.

truffle:
still screening till when,is there a oparticular deadline for submitting applications or you'd just keep collecting applications till u get preferred candidates

Until the right candidate is found. Isn't that the purpose of any recruitment?

Still screening.

Still screening.

Apply

Apply.

raymonddanjuma:
I am a married man with hnd Just clocked 30 pls can i apply too

This opening cannot meet your needs.

Jaysleeves:
Are female allowed ?

No please

Ojeaga1:
can person Aside Lagos apply!

No please

Apply.

Still shortlisting.

We are recruiting an Executive PA for our client, a Chief Executive of a firm which is a leader in its industry.

The ideal candidate should:

- Have a minimum of Bachelor's degree from a reputable university. A masters degree is an added advantage.

- Have strong administrative and management experience.

- Be versatile.

- Be willing to work on Saturdays

- Be based in a central part of Lagos.

Interested candidates should send their CV and Cover Letter to jarushub@gmail.com with the subject: NEW EXECUTIVE PA.

Treat as urgent.

CAREER OPPORTUNITY FOR YOUNG APPRENTICES

A leading dealer in sewing machines based in Lagos Island wants 5 or 10 focused guys ready to partner with our company for 5 -10 years.

TERMS

- Must be ready to undergo adequate training in sewing machine repairs which includes different kinds of brands and types.

- Must be willing to work subsequently for the company for at least 5 -10 years with salary based on a legally-binding contract.

All training cost shall be borne by the company including transportation monthly stipend.

EDUCATIONAL QUALIFICATION
SSCE/ND

HOW TO APPLY
Send CV and cover letter to jarushub@gmail.com with the subject: SEWING MACHINE APPRENTICE

Video interview is not a new phenomenon, but it is going to be used more after the COVID-19 pandemic.

Video interview could happen through very channels – Zoom, Skype, Microsoft Team or some bespoke tool of the company. It could even happen through whatsapp video – just any tool. Sometimes, it may not even be real-time, as some companies will send you the questions in advance and ask you to record and send you answers.

Here are some tips to perform well in video interviewing:

1. Dress well

The fact that you are not showing up in the premises of the interviewer does not mean you should not dress professionally. Dress very well, as you would in a physical interview. Avoid the temptation to drop guard.

2. Get a good environment

The environment matters. Get a quiet background in a good environment. Avoid cluttered or distracting background. Avoid having backgrounds like your TV stand or a part of your kitchen showing from the background. A plain neutral background is okay, a background showing books is cool (just make sure the most visible books are things you can say something about – the interviewer may be curious to ask you questions about the most visible books on the shelf), a nice window setting is not bad as well. A bottle or cup of water by the system side is totally in order, and it even gives some people confidence.

If you have children, don’t have them close by to the interview setting or get an adult to monitor them – your interviewer(s) at the other end do not want to see a 3-year-old butt naked girl running behind you.

If you think your dwelling is not professional enough, you may want to invest fifteen thousand naira in getting a decent hotel room for the interview setting.

3. Get your tools right

Whatever technology is to be used, be sure you are familiar with it. You have days to get familiar with it if you are not already. And get it set – and get seated – at least 10 minutes before the interview. Laptop preferred to phone, but there is no harm in using a good phone with good picture quality. If headset will be needed, get one ready. Remember to charge your system or phone very well. If your system goes off at the slightest power disconnection, you may consider using a generator, but remember to put your generator far away – the interviewer doesn’t want to spend 1 hour listening to sound of generator.

4. Avoid temptation to cheat

Avoid the temptation to sticky some notes on the board or wall in front of you. It is generally not advisable to have prepared notes in front of you while the interview is going on. However, some interviewers, especially if interviewing with foreign companies, accept notes about some things – like some facts about the company. You may ask the question in advance before or as the interview is about to commence. You may also get a pen and a blank paper as you may need to jot some questions down.

5. Your body language matters

Video interview is not significantly different from in-office interview. Your body language matters. Avoid being fidgety. Naturally, you will be a little nervous in the first seconds and it’s ok, the interviewers understand that. The problem arises when you fidget all through.

6. Do mock session

If you have never done video interview before, you may want do some practice the real interview. Practice with the tool recommended in the interview invite (or an improvision). You may get your friend or brother at the other end to interview you and give feedback or get professional interview coaches like JarusHub.

One extra advice: if you’re switching jobs, it is generally not advisable to use your current employer’s office for interview. It is not professional and you may not even be fully comfortable. Take a day off or get a hotel nearby during your lunchtime.

Ultimately, don’t forget the general interview tips – like tips for answering questions, common questions, researching about the company and the industry. Don’t spend all your preparation time on figuring how to use Zoom and forgetting to read about the company and the industry!

https://www.jarushub.com/how-to-pass-video-or-online-interviews/

At this webinar delivered by Taiwo Oyedele, President at Impact Africa Foundation and Partner at PwC Nigeria, he shares tips on positioning for opportunities during and after Covid-19 lockdown.

The tips:

1. Stay safe: You have to obey and comply all the rules and guidance from government, relevant government agencies like NCDC and the Ministries of Health, as well as your employers for those with jobs. Remember to stay at home and observe social distancing.

2. Stay sane: Maintain your physical well-being by finding time to exercise, walk out. You have to stay sane mentally. Think positively. Avoid the negativity going around. Ignore the many conspiracy theories being passed around. This is not the time to be passing conspiracy theories about 5G or that the world is coming to an end. Once you delve into negativity zone, it will be difficult to recover and it may have consequences on yourself and your career.

3. Stay informed: Your sources of information must be credible. For health and safety issues, rely on credible sources like WHO, NCDC, Federal Ministry of Health as well as credible media. Avoid fake news. This also means focusing on self-development. If you have not read a new book yet during this lockdown, you may have missed a good opportunity but it is never too late, you can still pick a good book and read now. Be mindful that almost every job interview or other opportunities you encounter post-COVID-19, you are likely to be asked questions on COVID-19. If you are not informed you are going to be telling them conspiracy theories and you will lose the opportunities. This is the time to think about how COVID-19 affects your work, your job, your industry; how it affects digital skills. You need to upskill your digital acumen as digital will play a more important role going forward; you need to stay informed.

4. Stay productive: How are you you spending the lockdown period? It is recommended that you spend at least 8 hours in a day doing productive work, 8 hours to relax (including sleeping) and 8 hours for for creativity, thinking and ensuring that you are getting better than you were the previous day. Think of opportunities and be prepared to think of ways of taking the opportunities when they come.

5. Stay connected: Who are you connected with? What do you use social media for? If you go to your social media pages, who are the people who are following? Are they people you wish to be like? How are you spending your time online? Are you doing any online course? You have to say connected, but be connected to the right people, people of like-minds, not people making up conspiracy theories.

In the end, this too shall pass. In a time of crisis, recognise the risk but pay attention to the opportunities.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GshPGON_4YE&t=66s

fairlyisabel:
what of those that studied Religious and cultural studies, can they apply?

No please

We are looking for experienced professionals that can fill the Operations Manager position in a successful organization in the Real Estate Sector. Interested? Send your CV and cover letter to jarushub@gmail.com with the subject: Operations Manager.

Application period extended.

brownemmanuel43:
I have somebody that needs this job. what are the requirements?

Apply, shortlisting starting soon.

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