TalkTalkTwins:
Who else doesn't give a fvck about football

SIRKAY98:
When did it happen Half baked news No time of event

Nduway:
Those NBC retain their technical Trainee after the program.

DanXplore:


Op, others will not tell you the truth but I will.

Your brain is full of fufu.

I would have suggested farming but you might kill all the crops

adamsdauptmist:
Is there still no message regarding accomodation?. And, what about accomodation when undergoing on the job training in their other plants in other regions of the country?.

Lastly, when is the next batch due to resume?....July or August

adamsdauptmist:
Well done, guys. How is the training going? I read here sometimes ago that 40k was written in the employment letter given by NBC and that another body would be responsible for the payment of the remaining 10k. Please, how were you guys paid May salary?......just for clarification

MOHE:
Oops! Voluntary excuse or dismissal?

Mina1Musa:
Meesquared, any new information? And has the experience being

Rolly83:
My cousin was shortlisted for assessment for the post of an area sales manager today but could not make it but interestingly he received an online assessment in his email. Please what do you think are his chances since he did not go to Lagos for the assessment

Meesquared:

yeah

dudekennyboi:

And I trust you will update us here as soon as you get there

ikihealthplus:
The name you're after is Zeljko Ranogajec.

Originally a card counter from Hobart, Tasmania, he’s in the blackjack hall of fame. But that's not where this gets interesting (even though he apparently made millions).

Ranogajec (along with a few others, notably David Walsh who is the owner of MONA) has a team of maths and programming geniuses (over 300 employees at last count) who identify tiny advantages in horse races and exploit them in a fashion not seen anywhere else in the world. He bets large amounts on horse races where liquidity is high (I.e. where the winning pool is big), and takes a small margin via a secretive strategy which is likely to involve backing most horses in the field on a sliding scale based on their odds.

Having access to the weight of cash required to allow the flexibility to only need single digit/low double digit percentage profits over the long run isn't in itself genius though, what is genius is that because he contributes so significantly to the turnover of the various online and physical bookmakers in Australia (he is estimated to punt ~$1B each year, and make up 30% of Betfair Australia’s turnover), Ranogajec has negotiated various rebates - he gets paid for gambling! So, even when he loses, HE WINS.

The richest gambler in the world.
in conclusion, you can make money off betting when you view it as a business,,gracias