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Open Interview at Multichoice Nigeria (DStv) tomorrow Role: Customer Service Representative (Intern) Requirement: Strictly ND Holders. Come along with your CV Venue: 5a, Acme road, opposite APC secretariat, Ogba, Ikeja Date: 18-08-2023 |
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negativity that comes with social media, you might not believe this, but in this present age and time, some people still avoid social media, some claimed social media is a waste of time while others say it is a threat to their security. For Shanee Moret, her mobile phone, social media influence and her ability to think outside the box helped her secure her first job without the years of experience needed for the role. She shared her story in a LinkedIn post. I hope her story will inspire you. Her story below; "I just graduated. I need a job. But I needed 2-3 years of work experience to get an entry-level job. It was so frustrating! I didn't complain, I focused on what I had. Writing skills. A degree. A cellphone. And I knew who was hiring. Here's what I did next... I picked the company I wanted to work for. I did research. I called them. I told them I wanted to feature them in an article for the college. They were open to it. We scheduled a time where I could interview the manager. I dressed in a suit. I brought my resume and a notepad. I had a list of questions prepared. I walked in 15 minutes early, shook her hand firmly, smiled and began the interview. Throughout the interview, I asked questions about the company. The culture. Her vision. I asked about student opportunity. Once the interview was over she asked if I had graduated and what my plans for work were. "I'm currently looking." I thought she wanted my resume so I reached in the folder and grabbed it to give to her. But she stopped me. "No need. You showed all the skills we are looking for. Can you start on Monday?" That's how I got my first job. You don't need permission to gain experience and you don't need a job to start building skills. Think outside the box. |
We are recruiting to fill the position below: Job Title: Finance Officer Location: Lagos Job Summary Mainly responsible for our Finance Operation, who should be a member of an accounting professional body. The Finance Officer would run the day-to-day Finance Operations, Expense reimbursements, Accounting and building Finance reports, etc. Esure efficient financial governance practices and processes Duties & Responsibilities Financial Governance: Coordinate annual budget planning and semi-annual budget reviews Maintain a budget tracking system to help functional heads to make financial decisions Assist in the development and maintenance of Company’s finance policies and procedures Maintain payment systems and processes that comply with Company's finance policies and procedures Maintain a cash flow management system that projects cash requirements and coordinates with Fund Raising units to ensure a healthy cash balance Financial Reporting: Produce annual reports which include both financial (audited account) and non-financial information that are relevant to public stakeholders Produce semi-annual donor reports which include both financial (audited account) and non-financial information that are relevant to donors Produce quarterly financial reports for Company’s Board Members Produce monthly management reports for internal use Manage and coordinate the audit process Manage and coordinate remittance of statutory deductions etc Produce any other reports which may be required from time to time Assest & Equipment Management Capex/Opex administration Education, Skills and Experience Bachelor’s Degree in Accounting or related courses from any reputable university (ACA) added advantage Minimum of 4 years experience in accounting/Finance Ability to construct and dissect simple financial statements with very minimal guidance. High level of attention to detail required to ensure report accuracy. Logical and methodical thinking required to design and improve financial processes. Strong numerical and analytical skills required for simple financial analysis. Competency with Microsoft Office productivity tool (e.g. Word, Excel, and PowerPoint). Share the same sense of mission and core values as the organization. Strong team player. Demonstrated success in a fast-paced environment. Full range of strategic management and leadership skills. Demonstrates the ability to make and take responsibility for sound and far-reaching decisions. Experience of managing multiple projects. Financial and budget management skills. Ability to assess and plan for future needs. Ability to plan and prioritize own workload and that of others. Integrity, compassion, mission-oriented, and commitment to excellence. Application Closing Date Not Specified. Method of Application Interested and qualified candidates should send their CV via email to: careers@teachfornigeria.org using the job title as the subject of the mail. Note: Only qualified candidates should apply. |
Job Title: Accounting Officer Location: Enugu Responsibilities and Attributes Accounting Officers to work with the company’s auditor to ensure proper scrutiny of accounts from the details in the business’s accounts and its financial records. To prepare the annual financial statement. To facilitate the reconciliation of accounts. Also give financial advice. And other duties assigned by the Chief Finance Officer. Requirement Candidate must possess the following: OND / HND or a Degree in Accounting or any relevant field. 2-3 years cognate experience in a reputable organization NYSC completion is mandatory Good knowledge of basic accounting principles, concepts and entries Good knowledge of Nigeria tax laws and regulations Must be computer literate. Must reside in Enugu. Age: Not more than 35 years Remuneration Very attractive, highly competitive and negotiable. Application Closing Date 25th August, 2023. Method of Application Interested and qualified candidates should send their Applications with a detailed resume and three verifiable references, attaching all credentials and Birth Certificates or Statutory Declaration of Age to: info@royalhospital.com using the job title as the subject of the mail. Note Shortlisted candidates will be invited for interview. All applications must be received on or before the deadline |
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over 200 million eat rice and the number of rice farmers is 345, we cannot meet up. PureFace1: |
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Let us suffer it o! we go learn by force RomanGreen: |
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Hope flooding will not sweep it away |
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Would you sign an Offer Letter with an Acceptance deadline of 24 hours? |
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Local rice they were selling for between 10-15k per 50kg bag in 2017 skyrocketed to over 28k in 2019 & currently selling at 38-49k Truth is, many Nigerians are not really angry about corruption and stealing of public funds, they're only angry that they're not the ones benefiting from the corruption. |
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WOMEN It depends on the person. Frugal people save money and it is not a characteristic limited to one gender. Different gender experience different expenses, generally speaking. It is difficult to compare expenses since it is relative even within genders. However, most would agree that men generally spend more over a lifetime in general unless they prefer to stay single, never married and celibate. Here's my reasoning: Men buy things for men and women buy things for women. But men are expected to also buy more things and more expensive things for women relatively speaking. The average man tends to be the one to initiate dates and pays for them. The average Nigerian has about 100 dates over a lifetime. Once he finally gets it going serious, there is even more expenses. Kudos to women that insist on 50/50 all the way. It tends to be difficult to find one that is happily married. A woman usually expects maintenance costs and dating costs. Even for a relatively frugal and egalitarian relationship I currently am in, that still runs up to 15% of my paycheck with measly rental income and I usually split with my fiancé. He gets unhappy, even though his understanding when I can't pay for certain things. He's is most happy when I buy things out of the blue for him, though he makes much more than me right now as a 6-figure salary software developer. Birthday gifts, anniversary, Christmas, ringa, girlfriend day, Valentine's Day - all expected that you pay. Even so called modern women will never go below 50/50 unless under extremely dire circumstances and will never reimburse you. It's considered a gift. Of course, a man can shun cultural influences and so can a woman. But I've rarely seen a truly 50/50 case where both sides are happy over the long term. Men tend to buy expensive gadgets, watches, cars, tailored suits. Men are also expected to pay the bills in most countries. Studies have shown that truly 50/50 egalitarian households fare worse than 60/40 and 100/0 in terms of long term happiness. So men tend to have to pay more. The courts tend to favor women to have the man pay alimony - at least 50% of his paycheck and likely more! Considering that there is more than a 50% chance of divorce, I'd say men have it worse, risk adjusted. Women buy makeup, personal, fashion, accessories, hygiene, haircuts, and such. I get it. However, it depends how the individual spends on it. My fiancée saves a lot on these and it costs pretty close to my expenses. But 50% of your paycheck far exceeds that in most cases. |
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