GreenMavro:

Office hierarchy is reflected in everything Normal now, even of NL hierarchy dy, c myndd and lala now..dem too dy form cos dy get level

You will never be able to eat your food in peace even to comment in peace self dem go quote u

Donating money and signing cards becomes part of your job Go job/vacancy sections dem full dere

You will “fap” and be “fapped” dem dy fap trend and FTC for here

You work extra hours for free same here ask lala n myndd 7pm dem still dy move trends to front page, yet seun no dy pay dem for overtime

Office flirtation and romance is the norm normal thing, u know how many times have caught mynd flirting? d guy get mind sha...he wan flirt with Tboss, as he wan such ha n.ipples naim iron from her nippl.e piercing enter him mouth

Your co-workers are your worst enemies normal thing...u go c afonjas n ipod youth fighting or APC n PDP youths, na so dy nearly break bottle for Seun head as he wan seperate fight

Men almost always rule the day especially Ipod men always shadding Afonjas

The salary is never enough even PMB complained about this to me, i promise to increase it for him

ohgoholuwah:
Lol...I don't know ooo
Borrow ke?!...big man like you!

ohgoholuwah:

Woooow!...congrats bro

Its definitely God. Not for you alone, for everyone

I was also called though.

Looking forward to seeing u guys.

Aal izz well!

aydrees09:
Well, calls came in today for guys to come for medicals/offer letter.

Best of luck.

Mikaj, GLLady whats up ?

shybelle:

Uwc, but i'm not a bro

laskillful:


pls were u able to play the game more than once, if u did, how did you go about it.

shybelle:


For the part of the game that has to do with numbers. Make sure u have a pen and a book or lots of papers. No matter how long the digits become try not to get it wrong.
Make sure you are not distracted. Keep your eyes fixed on your screen and write all the digits down.
That was what I did. I did not use my phone so I'm not sure how the guys that used theirs were able to ace it. But I think the using a computer for the game is better.

For the part that had to do with sharing money. I didn't share the extra I got equally with my partner. I gave him $0.5 less. When I was asked to rate how fair I was on a scale of 0 to 10, I picked 9. My result showed that I tend to be critical.

The part that had to do with cards, reading facial expressions and arrows, I'm not sure how I did those.

Truth is I wanted to practice before doing the main test but it turned turn I was taking my test without knowing. Just be calm and don't get distracted even when you think you aren't doing well.

There was one that had to do with tapping the space bar key. For each, you have an option to play the easy or hard one and your chance of winning is usually displayed on the screen. This was the trick I used, whenever the chance of winning was less than 50%, I played easy. When it was more than 50% I played hard.

I hope this helps.

All the best

Holar09:
i received a congratulations message, ' Congratulations on completing Level 3- the details about my Strength and weaknesses was stated there. Does it mean I have passed

ShoProperties:
Here we share true life stories of first time landlords to inspire others that it is possible and you can start now. Enjoy it but most importantly take action after reading this.
Anybody that lives in Lagos and experiences the accommodation challenges vis-à-vis rent increase and landlords’ palaver will ultimately develop the urge to have his or her own house.
In my own case, even though I was living in my mother’s house at Okota up until the time I got married, I always eyed personal house ownership as one achievement that would give me a sense of fulfillment as a man.
Consequently, as soon as I got a better job as a sales/service engineer in a German company, I reminded myself that I must not allow the fantasy of having a free accommodation becloud my vision of personal house ownership and in order to remain focused, I decided to come out of my comfort zone, by quitting my mother’s house to rent an accommodation somewhere else.
Like a fish out of water, I was exposed to the heat and discomfort of a rented apartment in a jiffy as my landlady kept increasing the house rent at her whim.
However, I was unperturbed because, I knew I needed to be challenged and the more the challenges came, the stronger my passion for a personal house became.
The opportunity came in 1999 when a certain friend of mine told me that there was an available plot somewhere at Ikorodu that was free from the dreaded Omo-Onile wahala.
I went with him to the site and after the inspection I bought the plot at the cost of forty thousand Naira (N40,000). However, after concluding the documentation and securing the land, instead of going ahead to start developing, I relaxed.
At that juncture, in 2002, I committed one blunder that lays credence to the popular Yoruba adage which says that “the first money a child makes is usually spent on akara (beans cake)”.
Or how else could I explain a situation where I abandoned a plot of land I bought at a paltry N40,000 to buy a car at an exorbitant rate of N300,000, instead of using the money to start developing the plot?
So the truth of that adage still caught up with me somehow.
It was not until the value of the car started depreciating that I realized that I could have been better off investing the money in a more solid asset.
So in the year 2002, I started developing the plot only to abandon it later until 2004.
I would say that one distraction I had then was the boom in the stock market. Going by the kind of dividends the stock market was churning out, I felt that investing there was by far, more worthwhile than embarking on a building project – and join the landlords.
Led by this conviction, I threw in virtually everything, believing that when my dividends came tumbling in I would simply buy a house.
But alas, the stock market crisis came suddenly, like a holocaust and I got my fingers burnt!
Thereafter, I decided it was high time I invested in this one solid asset – property, so I moved to site once again.
Fortunately, I have a good job that involves traveling both within and outside the country and from such trips, I make extra money which helped me to expedite work on the project because given Nigerian situation today, one can hardly achieve much through savings from salary.
Another point I would like to make is that it is good to have a good spouse and to that angle I want to say that my wife was quite supportive; financially, spiritually and otherwise.
She was even the main motivator, such that each time I strayed she always drew my attention back to the project. However, the whole credit goes to God who provided the sources of income for me and my wife because without God, one can do absolutely nothing.
So we kept working at the project through the years despite the challenges because challenges will always come and sometimes they could be so serious that you may end up abandoning the project on your hands.
Another challenge we had was the disappointment of workers on site. The idea of not being able to deliver on target time was indeed a problem.
As if that was not enough, the Omo-Oniles whom my friend said were out of the way still came and we had to part with some money to appease them.
By the time the building got to the roofing stage, the roofing sheet I wanted to use was not available because there was crisis at the wharf.
By the time we wanted to complete the roofing the Omo-Oniles resurfaced and we had to give them more money.
However, despite all the challenges, we kept on working on the project until we completed it and moved in this year.
As I am talking to you now, a plot of land that sold for forty thousand Naira and there about as at the time I bought mine in 1999 now goes for between N7, 000,000 and N8, 000,000.
So on that note, I would like to advise anybody who wishes to have his or her own house should not look at a place as undeveloped because development spreads like a wild fire in Lagos.
So as soon as they start work, they should start saving for their own house and when the opportunity comes, they should not be unnecessarily finicky.”
Be inspired!
Story shared by ENGINEER ADESINA

http://nigeriarealestatehub.com/landlords.html/

aydrees09:


Mikaj... He has said it all, we are all just hoping. I'm sure you did the best you can offer, just leave the rest to God, He will do justice either VIATHAN or not.

Congrats in advance!!!

aydrees09:


How did it go ?

ohgoholuwah:

10 people....I heard it was 10 too yesterday, so it might be 10 people too tmao.

ohgoholuwah:
Hey guys

I just finished the interview now! And like mr aydress09 said, its not that strict and there is no technical question(s) prepared for us. You will be asked questions, technical or otherwise from your CV and what you say!

So, know wots on your CV and any technical terms related to it....simple!

Be calm and confident too

Goodluck!

aydrees09:
Thanks, they will print out your CV themselves.

aydrees09:
Hi guys !!!

The interview is not so strict ( depends on how u take it, though).

A panel would interview you, and more like getting to know you and your capabilities. Some technical questions are chipped in intermittently, though.

45minutes Max.

Best of luck.

aydrees09:
Hi guys !!!

The interview is not so strict ( depends on how u take it, though).

A panel would interview you, and more like getting to know you and your capabilities. Some technical questions are chipped in intermittently, though.

45minutes Max.

Best of luck.

ohgoholuwah:

Thanks boss...I get it now

I hope those scheduled for Wednesday will give us a little hint as regard the interview sha.

BTW, are you for mechanical too??! If so, what technical aspect of the interview are you preparing for?!

ohgoholuwah:
I feel your pain Mr. Mikaj. And like u said, that's what job hunting has reduced graduates into. But all is well sha, let's put that behind us now.

I'm ready to share my test experience too ( ready when you are)

Based on logistics, I think everyone that wrote the test got an invite for the interview.else, why will the interview be from wed- Friday??!(I stand to be corrected o). Except their is another surprise waiting for us.

Anyways, mine is on Thursday, 2:15pm(mechanical). I promise to share my experience when im done.


BTW, can someone teach me how to quote post! I'm having difficulties doing that.

espionage48:
Lol You wont apply?

espionage48:
How can this site be exxonmobil website?
I don't know why job adverts blogger can be so desperate and wicked these days by posting fictional jobs just to drive traffic to there yet. Worst still is most of them are jobless like us yet they are giving out fake information to others.

ikp120:
Hahahahahaheeeehaahahahahahohohohuhuhuhahahaha

aydrees09:


Easy Bro. I understand your points.

Most guys don't follow up on jobs like some of us do, so I guess that is why the thread is the way it is.
Moreover, most people are hearing the name of the company for the first time (which is even suggested by the title of the thread).

The responsibility now fall on us to educate those that might need it later on.

Don't know anything about the "COVERING OF BOOKS" though. Don't even know what to say ..lol.


Best of luck to us all.


You committed the same offence by not even stating when your own interview is.

Mine is 9am, Wednesday. (Mechanical)

deewhydoski:
Check ur mail

Acedit:



Guessed as much. did they touch topics i suggested?

Acedit:


How did the test go bro