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MrHackmed1:
Sorry...you forgot to add "prayer"...

itzlabode:
we are apparently waiting for another one month to get the remaining gist, we know you busy our dear Mr marxx. but these graduate needs this tips.
was able to blast the previous interview I had, thanks to your educative post, it worked like magic. the last interview is days ahead. wonder why you don't acknowledge pm tho, its a good thing to be a mentor you know .

jashar:
It's Marxxxxxxxxx

@ Work- well done dear. Don't worry, when I graduate next year, you wee employ me abi... don't worry, I am competent.

@school- I wee kukuma try. Although there's no grading system like 1st class et al in my programme. I even wrote my 1st test on Monday.I have another one for next week Monday.

@ books- ahn ahn naaa. Abi it's you that travel to Australia and I ask you what you brought back. You now come and say it's books you brought.
I now come and say I don't mind books ooo

Great hearing from you again.
Till.....

captainhoo:
home.i liked rug rats too then.longest time no see on nl

jashar:
I just realised something. 2 things sef. I asked you how work is 2ce, you didn't respond. And you're keeping mute about my books. .

I wee report you to "you-know-who" na oooo. All I have to do is mention D..t

SlimHan:
Nice write ups @marxxx. Am asking for permission to post this on my blog www.farjetbest. ( its a site basically meant for students and I feel your write up would be of help to those still in school.) Don't worry, I dnt intend to steal your post as neccessary recognition would be done. Thanks in anticipation to your reply. Pls you can visit the blog and give your advise and suggestions on development. Thanks once again sir

Gerrard59:
I might be ignorant, but why? @bolded.



Chemical. Anytime anyday. It's excessively broad.

ericanex:
so in terms of mechanical and chemical engineering which is preferable?

Eve62:
Op pls kontunu.

jashar:
All fine. Ah, old things have pass away. no more trekking in my life ooo.
My exams are next month. Pray for me oo. It's my 1st semester exams
How's work? You owe me books ooo shey you know.

captainhoo:
thanks . it's the name of my favorite cartoon character in a movie

Peterpan222:
Weldone Marxxxx.....Kudos!

I'm an aspiring student seeking to enter a Nigerian University via Direct Entry.

I just completed my OND in the Engineering filed - precisely Petroleum Engineering. Now, I want to seek for an admission in the university via Direct Entry and switch over to a Science course - Either Geophysics or Industrial Chemistry or Pure Chemistry.

I believe this your write up will serve as a weiger for me, but will still like to hear your say on these questions below:

Q1. What is your say about me switching from Engineering to Science?

Q2. The labor market today - which of the above listed courses is most sweetable to fit into the Nigerian Labor market easily?

Thank you very much as u attempt the above questions. Please any other person in the house can also help me out.

Thanks and God bless

olu4life:
@Marxxx I ought to be working at this said ISON but thank God I never did. As for the talk of graduates, during the interview processes (4 stages), u must be a university graduate or be kicked out if it a lesser qualification. HND was also accepted. I can tell you, this company is the headquarter for suffering owned by the Indians.

jashar:
It's Marrxxxxxx . I'm good oooo. You nko?
Long time no chat.
How's work?

YourCoffin:
OP, no more marriage and relationship nonsense from you please. Those are frivolities and should be left for those who are designed to engage in frivolities.

I like the way you think- even though it's rigidly one-directional, which I suspect is a consequence of your consulting firm's engagement approach, it's satisfactorily holistic. Write s/th Marxx like jare. Dissect s/th other than marriage and relationship. Even how to cut cost while browsing Nairaland sounds fun

jashar:

tolutweety:

Marxxx...I got off the phone with someone from HR too when I saw it ...and I confirmed it POSITIVE from her.

I am well aware also that this is not the way they do their recruitment before now,
But I can confirm this is real,based on my sauce .

Cheers man!!

cc: Davide470

davide470:
Hey bro, i think you are in the "Advisory and Analysing" business, not sure though, so let me just speak some mumbo jumbo.

FrieslandCampina paid an interim dividend last year and also a final one recently. (If you don't have money, it is not by force to pay). From valuations, their current price on the NASD Mkt is below their intrinsic value.

I know most firms with exposure to FX issues have been impairing a lot and reducing costs, but taking a few trainees and letting go of some middle and top management hands seems one of the ways they are "reducing the costs". Also, the plan for these new entrants might just be an outsourced one too.


..and I don't post scam jobs.

Boltam:
oh i see

jashar:

G'night.
May You Find What You're Looking For.

jashar:
Oooops. Don't worry, she won't come. But he might.

Boltam:
thinking about wat?

jashar:
See ya head like egg.
And I'm being serious though. Forget societal pressure et al oooo. Your life is your life.
In case you get married out of pressure and the wifey ends up being unhappy, who will the people blame in the end?
Live your life to the best of God's ability. On the last day, no special marks for being married. Instead sef, the way you treated your spouse can even give you negative marking.

Aside: if I wanted Dyt, I would have mentioned her.
But I didn't.

Enjoy.

fem29:
Ur welcome dear.

Well my transition was pretty tough. I pretty much gave up my whole life. Had my kids v soon after marriage. Twins. And there were health challenges. I've pretty much given up my whole life for my kids I've had very little support. Was pretty intense.

I wasn't very prayerful and I really feel that really had an impact on all that happened. So please get more prayerful and closer to God right from now.

You will have to give up a lot eg like free time, socialising time, you know just time to just relax and be. But you will be gaining a lot too.

yvelchstores:
oh yes I sacrificed. I don't like much kitchen work,my spouse has a big appetite, I had to adjust. Love is responsibility and sacrifice. This is d love in marriage, stepping up, doing things u ought to do rather than tins u want. On d really nice side, it's good to knw someone is there for u always...

jashar:

You Don't Have To Get Married. It's No Big Deal.

olymurphy:
Our first year was not easy for us cos we courted for just three months. It was after the wedding that both of us realised that we were hot tempered and so many other imperfect characters.
But we started learning each other's character though it got to a point that we almost called it quit but he was not ready to give up and I too was trying to make it.
But right now, we now understand each other very well that we communicate even without talking just by looking into each others eyes.
Finally marriage is a very beautiful thing if you married the one meant for you.
It's been 7 years and still counting
Don't give up

Mindfulness:
My advice to you is: Make your marriage as it pleases you and not as other people think it should be.

You don't have to give up anything that you don't want to give up but you can gain a lot.

fem29:
Before you ask, I am 'married '

First of all let me tell you well done for sitting down and thinking about what it is be a husband and father. Many do not and go into it woefully unprepared.

When it comes to marriage I would tell you to be absolutely sure before you take that leap. Compatibility is absolutely key. Date the person well. Less sex, more conversation

No one is perfect but truly make sure you can live with her imperfections. Try to really get to know her, her views on different issues and ideas. If there is a massive deviation from yours then run.

As for kids, you are right to be worried. It is a massive responsibility that we all want to do well. Right now I am sitting here with a scratched cornea cos my daughter poked me in the eye with her toy. And I couldn't break her head (though i wanted to ) don't let anyone deceive you its bloody hard work. There are a lot of low moments with kids but the high moments are the most extraordinary ever. When you look at your child's lovely smile. When they say mummy I love you. When they achieve things and you are so proud. It's worth it in the end.

I think you will actually be a good dad because you actually realise the enormity of bringing up another human being. They just think sebi everyone does it, what is there.

I suggest you have just 1 or 2 so that you can be sure to do your best with them.