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Bratking:pathetic! you really are a low brained animal |
Deicide:freewill is an illusion. You think you have it, but in reality you don't. Besides, the concept of predestination invalidates the idea of freewill |
. A Pension Custodian Operator urgently need the service of Head of Finance/Account with the following qualifications: Degree in Accounting ACA or ACCA Year of experience – 10 Years & above Experience in Custody Business. Candidates with the required skills should send CV to ogbadamosi@diamondpfc.com 2. We have vacancies for Business Development Officer Account Officer Deadline: Monday 31st July 2017 by 12noon Bank Tellers & Marketing Personnel SME Account Partners Deadline: Friday 4th August 2017 by 12noon Location: Lagos State. Candidates must have 2-3years’ work experience. Kindly register and apply here www.getajobng.com 3. We are currently sourcing for a SENIOR ASSOCIATE for a reputable law firm in Lagos. The candidate must be excellent in Litigation and Corporate Law with 5-7 years’ experience in a reputable law firm. Please send CVs to cofili@icsoutsourcing.com 4. We have vacancy for the role of a Human Resource Manager. Location: Lagos. Experience of 5 – 7 years is required Salary is very attractive monthly Please note that this role is for male candidates only. Interested candidates should please send CVs to oluwadamilare.davids@fcmb.com using “HR Manager” as the subject of the mail. 5. We are currently recruiting for the role of General Manager (Cinema) for a Group of companies. Ideal candidates MUST have a minimum of 5 years’ experience in a similar role. Interested and qualified candidates should forward their CVs to recruitment@resourceintermediaries.org using the role applied for as the subject title. 6. A quoted Company on the Nigerian Stock Exchange and a key player in the Fast Moving Consumer Goods Industry who produces and market strong and highly competitive brands across the country seeks to fill the role of CORPORATE SALES MANAGER Job Type: Full Time Number Required: Two Location: Lagos state Qualification 1st degree or its equivalent in Business Administration, Marketing or any relevant discipline. Relevant Post Graduate Degree (MBA, MSc) will be an added advantage and relevant professional qualification. Experience Minimum of seven (7) years relevant experience in FMCG environment. Brief outline of the role holder’s duties: Participate in the design and implementation of sales strategies to drive product adoption by high end corporate users. Collaborate with Marketing Department to develop and execute marketing initiatives targeted at driving patronage and increased market share in the corporate segment. Periodically access sales data for both company and competition with a view to analyse, identify, propose and pursue options and interventions to drive increased market share. Implement initiatives/programs to identify, deliver and sustain prospective and new corporate clients. Develop and maintain cordial relationships with key corporate customers’ to build/drive brand loyalty and sustain patronage. Support Research and Development by providing information and update on consumers’ needs and preference in the market. Keep abreast of trends/ developments in Corporate Sales, identify useful leverage opportunities and make appropriate recommendations. Interested and qualified candidates should submit their curriculum vitae to hwjobs4u@gmail.com Deadline: Monday July 31, 2017 Subject of the mail should be “Corporate Sales Manager”. 7. We are recruiting for a Client as detailed below: Job title: Cinema General Manager Location: Lagos The GM will be responsible for a team including managers, team leaders, supervisors, customer services assistants and cleaners. Customer service and cleanliness is a top priority to ensure that customers have the best possible cinema experience. The GM will take the lead across a number of areas ranging from HR to marketing. Main Duties and Responsibilities: Providing leadership across all aspects of the cinema Working to deadlines Dealing with a number of tasks at the same time Driving concession sales Ensuring compliance with company guidelines Communicating targets and objectives Train team members and ensure their development Cash management responsibilities Required Skills and Experience: Candidate needs to be a dynamic and hands on person. Previous management experience in a retail, leisure or hospitality environment is essential. The role is different every day the Candidate needs to be able to adapt quickly and rise to every challenge. The successful candidate will need to be flexible in terms of work hours. Interested and qualified candidates are to forward their CVs to recruitment@resourceintermediaries.org using the role applied for as subject title. 8. A subsidiary of a bank is looking to fill the position of HR GENERALIST with a minimum of 8 years hands on experience Responsibilities Administer compensation and benefit plans Undertake tasks in performance management Assist in talent acquisition and recruitment processes Conduct employee on boarding and help plan training & development Provide support to employees in various HR related topics such as leaves, compensation etc. and resolve issues and problems Promote HR programs to create an efficient and conflict-free workplace Assist in development and implementation of human resource policies Gather and analyse data with useful HR metrics Requirements Proven experience as HR Generalist Understanding of general human resources policies and procedures Good knowledge of employment/labor laws Outstanding knowledge of MS Office; HRIS systems (e.g. Microsoft Navision) will be a plus Excellent communication and people skills Aptitude in problem-solving Desire to work as a team with a results driven approach BSc/BA in Business administration or relevant field Additional HR training will be a plus Kindly send CVs with the subject ‘HR GENERALIST’ to marilynevian@gmail.com |
Bratking:after two episodes you concluded it was shite?! I think you need a brain reset! |
ivolt:there are several cogent reasons... 1) to generate revenue. these ladies can be taxed. prostitution is a business, a multimillion dollar business! you would be surprised at the amount of cash the sex Industry generates. 2) to protect the ladies involved from being victimised; something very common in this side of the world. And to stop underaged girls from practicing the trade. 3) to help monitor and control the spread of STD's. countries that legalised it have special healthcare packages for them so many benefits... |
martinosi:explain further! from my perspective, its the socio-economic problems that lead to vices, not the other way round. |
kodefreak:Do you talk to yourself? If you don’t, and you’re stressed out, it might be something to consider. New research shows that, despite the stigma and social awkwardness of talking out loud to nobody but yourself, the act of doing so is actually beneficial to your mental wellbeing , especially if you’re looking to control emotions and calm your mind — but there’s a catch. A study, published in Scientific Reports and run by researchers from Michigan State University as well as the University of Michigan, suggests that address yourself out loud is an effective way of managing emotions. The catch here is that not just any mindless chatter provides the positive results, and talking about yourself in the third person is apparently the key to managing your feelings. “Essentially, we think referring to yourself in the third person leads people to think about themselves more similar to how they think about others, and you can see evidence for this in the brain,” explains MSU associate professor of psychology Jason Moser. “That helps people gain a tiny bit of psychological distance from their experiences, which can often be useful for regulating emotions.” The research shows that, by distancing your thoughts from the typical first-person mindset, we’re able to better analyze our own emotional reactions without bias. That outside perspective is the key to addressing personal thoughts in a measured and emotionless way, and speaking those thoughts out loud rapidly decreases the brain activity associated with stress. “What’s really exciting here is that the brain data from these two complimentary experiments suggest that third-person self-talk may constitute a relatively effortless form of emotion regulation,” says University of Michigan psychology professor Ethan Kross. “If this ends up being true – we won’t know until more research is done – there are lots of important implications these findings have for our basic understanding of how self-control works, and for how to help people control their emotions in daily life.” |
lies! |
michaelmahone:its GNLD! If you don't believe go for the interview and confirm for yourself |
daplexy1:hmmm... this is interesting |
davide470 pls do something about this lady and her shady job offer abroad hmmm... |
nkemoke:how much does it cost |
Published: Friday, July 21, 2017 | Author: Meaghan Kacsmar While apprenticeships are not as common in the U.S. as they are in Europe, these programs are growing in popularity because of the clear career path for workers and benefits for employers. In June of 2017, President Trump signed an executive order to an effort to expand apprenticeship programs across the county. Trump said that his executive order would empower companies, unions, industry groups and federal agencies to “create apprenticeships for millions of our citizens.” According to the U.S. Department of Labor, in 2016 more than 206,000 individuals nationwide entered the apprenticeship system. Typically, these programs are used as a strategy from employers to find and hire skilled workers. The top three industries that had active apprentices were construction, military and manufacturing while the top occupation types included electrician, plumbers and carpenters. While this only represents only 1.5 percent of 18- to 24-year-olds in the U.S., participation is up 35 percent and the number of programs by 11 percent since 2013. Internships and apprenticeships are both great ways to build a pipeline of ready-to-work talent. The key benefits for employers to start apprenticeship programs include: - Hiring and retaining highly-skilled employees - Reduced turnover - Higher productivity How is an apprenticeship different from an internship? While both programs are beneficial for workers and employers, there are key differences. 1. Apprenticeships Could Be an Alternative for College and Gateway to Middle-Class Jobs An easy way to think of the difference between these two types of programs is to remember that an intern is hoping to gain work experience in addition to their separate education program, while an apprentice will be formally trained and certified for a particular industry while working. For job seekers, apprenticeships could be an appealing alternative to a four-year degree that typically leaves graduates with a mountain of debt and possibly an unclear career path. While internships mostly involve entry-level workers and students in college, apprentices can be at any point in their career. Apprenticeships could offer those who have a gap in their employment history after a job loss or family leave a way to start new careers and increase their skills and earnings. Employers can select new hires or thier current employees to join the apprenticeship program. 2. Internships are Short-Term While Apprenticeships Can Last a Year or More Internships are temporary work opportunities to gain experience at a company and are typically part-time and last a few months. Internships have become a popular, even necessary step towards employment for today’s college students. In fact, according to our recent report on the Class of 2017, 81 percent of college seniors have completed at least one internship, with the average being two internships. According to the Department of Labor, registered apprenticeship programs include structured on-the-job training from an experienced mentor for over a year. By the end of the program, apprentices will be fully proficient at the job. 3. Apprenticeships Are More Likely to Lead to Long-Term Hires Internships and apprenticeships are both great ways to build a pipeline of ready-to-work talent. According to our recent research study, college seniors reported many positive outcomes as a result of an internship: learning better organizational skills (65 percent) and receiving letters of recommendation (61 percent) were the most common. But only 26 percent of internships led to a full-time job offer. On the flip side, 87 percent of apprentices are employed after completing their programs, with an average starting wage above $50,000. Employers that use apprenticeship programs can reduce worker turnover and save money by fostering greater employee loyalty and increasing productivity. Apprenticeships Could be the Answer to the Country’s Growing Skills Gap As Forbes predicts, by 2020, around the world, there is likely to be a shortage of approximately 40 million high-skilled workers and 45 million medium-skill workers. Against that will be a surplus of 95 million low-skilled workers. The skills gap has employers across all industries struggling to hire skilled workers and may be willing to explore new strategies to hire them. https://www.icims.com/hiring-insights/for-employers/article-apprenticeship-vs-internship-what-makes-sense-for-your-company |
maxwell767:I wonder o! |
EdoBoy90:lol! you plea will fall on deaf ears! the decision has been made already |
Caustics:nothing funny about it my guy |
alexistaiwo:the one you pay for with your life |
hmmm... |
Apos2kay:don't mind them jare! I knew the outcome. when you started requesting for email, others will jump in and start asking for what they know nothing about. some will take it personal if you offer them nothing. |
zoedew:ode niyen! ![]() |
I think you need a brain reset!
does ur life depends on this so called DPR job?
the decision has been made already