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When I saw the line up, I knew this was going to be the outcome. |
Unai Emery is a good example. Sevilla and Aston Villa. success1smyn: |
Was that the case when he was at Bayern and Barcelona? dominique: |
Job Description: Senior Enterprise Sales Manager Location: Lagos, Nigeria Employment Type: Full-Time Work Type: REMOTE Reporting To: Chief Executive Officer Company Name: ITWIZE TECHNOLOGY LIMITED OVERVIEW : About ITwize Technology Limited ITwize Technology Limited is a leading technology consulting and solutions company helping organizations accelerate digital transformation through innovative enterprise technology solutions. Our expertise spans Infrastructure & Data Centre Solutions, Cybersecurity, Cloud Services, Artificial Intelligence, Intelligent Automation, Data & Analytics, Business Continuity, Managed Services, and Enterprise Software Solutions. We partner with leading global technology vendors to deliver transformative solutions to Financial Institutions, Oil & Gas companies, Government agencies, and large enterprises across Africa. As we continue to expand, we are looking for an ambitious, commercially driven, and results-oriented Senior Enterprise Sales Manager to help drive our next phase of growth. Role Summary The Senior Enterprise Sales Manager will be responsible for identifying, developing, and closing high-value enterprise technology opportunities across targeted industries. This is a quota-carrying role designed for a high-performing sales professional with a proven track record of selling complex B2B technology solutions and consistently exceeding revenue targets. The successful candidate will own the entire sales cycle—from prospecting and executive engagement to proposal development, commercial negotiations, and contract closure. This role requires an individual who is proactive, consultative, highly networked, and comfortable engaging C-level executives including CIOs, CTOs, CISOs, CFOs, and business leaders. Key Responsibilities Business Development - Identify, qualify, and pursue new enterprise sales opportunities. - Build and maintain a strong pipeline capable of delivering annual sales targets exceeding ₦1 billion. - Develop strategic account plans for priority customers. - Drive proactive prospecting through networking, referrals, executive outreach, and industry events. - Establish trusted relationships with key decision-makers within target organizations. Enterprise Sales - Lead the complete enterprise sales cycle from opportunity identification to contract execution. - Conduct customer discovery sessions to understand business challenges and technology requirements. - Position ITwize's solutions as strategic business enablers rather than product offerings. - Develop compelling business cases and value propositions. - Lead commercial negotiations and close profitable deals. Account Growth - Grow revenue within existing customer accounts through cross-selling and upselling. - Develop long-term executive relationships across customer organizations. - Identify emerging customer needs and align ITwize's solution portfolio accordingly. Partner Management - Collaborate with global technology partners to develop joint opportunities. - Work closely with vendor account managers on demand generation activities. - Coordinate vendor funding opportunities where applicable. Bid & Proposal Management - Work with Solution Architects and Pre-Sales Consultants to develop winning proposals. - Participate in RFPs, RFIs, presentations, demonstrations, and proof-of-concepts. - Ensure timely submission of competitive commercial proposals. Pipeline & Forecasting - Maintain accurate opportunity records within the CRM. - Provide weekly pipeline updates and monthly revenue forecasts. - Track sales activities, customer engagements, and opportunity progression. Market Intelligence - Monitor industry trends, competitor activities, and emerging technologies. - Identify new markets and strategic opportunities for ITwize. - Provide feedback to leadership on customer needs and market developments. Solutions You'll Be Selling - Enterprise Infrastructure Solutions - Data Centre Modernization - Cloud & Hybrid Cloud Solutions - Cybersecurity Solutions - AI & Intelligent Automation - Business Intelligence & Data Analytics - Managed IT Services - Disaster Recovery & Business Continuity - Enterprise Software Solutions - Digital Transformation Consulting Target Industries - Financial Services - Oil & Gas - Government & Public Sector - Manufacturing - Telecommunications - Energy - Large Enterprise Organizations Required Qualifications - Bachelor's degree in Business, Computer Science, Engineering, Information Technology, or a related field. - MBA or relevant postgraduate qualification is an advantage. - Professional sales certifications are desirable. Experience Required - Minimum of 5 years' experience in enterprise technology sales. - Proven track record of consistently achieving or exceeding enterprise sales targets. - Experience selling complex technology solutions rather than commodity products. - Demonstrated success managing long enterprise sales cycles. - Experience engaging C-level executives. - Existing relationships within Financial Services, Oil & Gas, Government, Telecommunications, or other enterprise sectors will be highly advantageous. Candidates from leading System Integrators, Cloud Providers, Telecommunications companies, Cybersecurity firms, Enterprise Software vendors, Consulting firms, and FinTech organizations are encouraged to apply. Technical Knowledge The successful candidate should have a strong understanding of one or more of the following: - Enterprise Infrastructure - Cloud Computing - Cybersecurity - Microsoft Solutions - Cisco Solutions - AI & Automation - Data Analytics - Enterprise Software - Managed Services - Business Continuity Deep technical expertise is not required; however, the ability to understand customer challenges and communicate solution value is essential. Key Competencies - Enterprise Sales - Business Development - Executive Relationship Management - Strategic Thinking - Commercial Negotiation - Consultative Selling - Opportunity Qualification - Solution Selling - Proposal Development - Presentation Skills - Communication - Influencing - Customer Focus - Financial Acumen - Time Management - Self-Motivation Performance Indicators (KPIs) - The successful candidate will be measured against: - Annual Revenue Target: ₦1 Billion+ - Qualified Pipeline Generation - New Enterprise Accounts Won - Gross Margin Achievement - Proposal Conversion Rate - Customer Retention - Cross-Sell Revenue - Executive Meetings Conducted - Sales Forecast Accuracy - CRM Compliance What Success Looks Like in the First 90 Days Develop a strategic territory and account plan. Build a qualified enterprise sales pipeline. Establish relationships with key technology partners. Engage targeted enterprise accounts. Generate multiple qualified opportunities. Deliver executive presentations to prospective customers. Submit competitive proposals for qualified opportunities. Why Join ITwize? At ITwize, you'll be joining a fast-growing technology company focused on delivering transformative enterprise solutions across Africa. You'll work alongside experienced consultants, engage with leading global technology partners, and help shape digital transformation initiatives for some of the region's most influential organizations. This role offers significant career growth, exposure to strategic enterprise engagements, and an attractive compensation package comprising a competitive salary, uncapped performance-based commission, and performance bonuses. If you're passionate about enterprise technology sales, thrive in a high-performance environment, and are motivated by building lasting customer relationships while delivering measurable business outcomes, we'd love to hear from you. RENUMERATION: 500,000 -750,000 (depending on skill) Job level: Mid to Senior How To Apply: Interested candidates should send their resume as well as a cover letter detailing key performance and sales achievement to hr@itwizetech.com, cc aifeoma@itwizetech.com Application closes: 27th July 2026 |
Heavenly Father, Today, I lift every woman waiting for the gift of a child into Your loving hands. Lord, You see the tears she cries in secret, the smiles she forces in public, and the silent prayers whispered every night. You know the pain of another negative test, the ache of unanswered questions, and the weight of waiting that no one else truly understands. Father, wrap her in Your unfailing love. When hope feels distant, be her strength. When fear whispers that it will never happen, remind her that You are still the God of miracles. Comfort every hurting heart. Heal every broken place. Touch every womb, every hormone, every organ, every medical condition, and every situation that stands in the way of conception. Let Your healing power flow through her body. For those trusting You naturally, make a way. For those on medication or undergoing treatment, let every procedure succeed. For those who have experienced miscarriage or loss, heal their hearts and restore their hope. Lord, replace anxiety with peace, disappointment with joy, and tears with songs of celebration. Let every waiting season end with a testimony that only You could write. May no woman waiting for a child lose herself in the waiting. Remind her that she is deeply loved, wonderfully made, and never forgotten. We declare that one day, these prayers will become baby dedications, grateful tears, and joyful laughter in homes that once knew only silence. Until that day, hold every TTC mom close. Strengthen her faith, surround her with love, and let hope rise again. In Jesus' mighty name, Amen. |
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euniquea:Do you have a rough estimate of what it cost to put this up? |
This is one of those situations where motivational quotes won't pay rent or put food on the table. At this point, survival becomes the priority. If I found myself in this position, I would swallow my pride and focus on getting any honest income while still applying for jobs. A temporary job is not the same as giving up on my career. I would do whatever is legal and dignified—sales, delivery support, security work, factory work, loading/offloading, cleaning, dispatch support (even without riding), market assistance, or daily-paid labor. The goal is to stop the financial bleeding. I would also tell trusted people exactly what I'm facing. Many people suffer in silence because they're ashamed. Sometimes opportunities come through people who simply didn't know you needed help. Since over 70 applications and 8 interviews haven't resulted in an offer, I'd ask someone in HR or an experienced recruiter to review my CV and interview performance. If interviews are happening but offers aren't, there may be something that can be improved. I'd also speak to my landlord and my children's school before the deadlines. It's far better to have an honest conversation early than to disappear when payments are due. Some landlords and schools are willing to give extra time when they see genuine effort. Finally, I'd remind myself that losing a job is not losing my value. Many people have gone through seasons like this and found their way back. The key is to stay alive, stay honest, keep applying, and keep creating opportunities to earn, no matter how small, while waiting for the breakthrough. To anyone in this situation: you're carrying a heavy load, but don't carry it alone. Ask for help. Keep moving. One opportunity can change everything. ❤️ FlamingBulb: |
dollytino4real:I'm really sorry you're going through such a painful season. From what you've shared, it sounds like you're emotionally exhausted, and I'm glad you reached out instead of keeping it all to yourself. If you believe a temporary separation will give you both the space to think clearly and prioritize your well-being, that's a decision to make carefully and safely. But before making any major decision, try to ensure you have a practical plan, especially financially. If finances are the biggest challenge, consider reaching out to organizations that support women in crisis, trusted community groups, or government and nonprofit programs that provide temporary assistance. You can also explore short-term work or income opportunities if that's possible for you. Most importantly, don't carry this burden alone. Even if you feel friends, family, or church members can't help, try to speak with someone trustworthy, such as a professional counselor or a domestic violence support service if your situation involves abuse or you don't feel safe. You deserve to be safe, supported, and at peace. One step at a time. I'm praying that you find clarity, strength, and the right help during this difficult period. |
Job Title: SALES CONSULTANT Job Description: Kosemani Real Estate Investment Ltd. is seeking smart, confident, and goal-driven Sales Consultants to join our growing team. The ideal candidate will be responsible for generating leads, marketing our real estate products, building strong client relationships, and closing sales while delivering exceptional customer service. Key Responsibilities: Generate and follow up on sales leads. Market and sell the company's real estate products. Conduct property inspections and presentations. Build and maintain relationships with prospective and existing clients. Achieve assigned sales targets. Prepare and submit sales reports. Requirements: Minimum of OND/HND/B.Sc. in any discipline. Excellent communication and negotiation skills. Sales experience is an added advantage. Self-motivated and target-oriented. Ability to work independently and as part of a team. Location: Lagos Mainland Salary: 650k + attractive commission and performance incentives. Application Method: Intrested Candidate should send their CV to recruitment.kosemani@gmail.com Using SALES CONSULTANT as the subject of the mail |
Happy Weekend.
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Your background may explain where you started, but it does not have to determine where you finish. If you grew up in a family that struggled financially, don't spend your life chasing money. Chase the knowledge, skills, and opportunities that create money. Learn a valuable skill. Master a craft. Build expertise that solves real problems. Money comes and goes, but knowledge stays with you. The right knowledge can open doors no one can shut and create opportunities no one can take away. Your greatest investment is not in things—it's in yourself. Learn relentlessly. Grow consistently. Stay valuable. Your future will thank you for it. |
Check my profile please Zaynkad: |
Enjoy your weekend 😃
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The situation is understandable from both perspectives, but there are a few things worth separating. Your feelings are valid because: You went out of your way to help someone get their first opportunity. You invested your reputation by referring them. Soon after, they followed you to another unit without discussing it openly beforehand. Their comment about regretting not taking the other offer could easily sound like they were implying your unit was only a second choice, making your help feel unappreciated. At the same time, your colleague also has the right to pursue whatever opportunity they believe is best for their career. Once they became an employee, their career decisions became their own. They don't owe it to you to remain in a unit simply because you helped them get in. Where I think your colleague could have handled things better is in communication. Since you were the one who referred and supported them, a conversation like, "I've decided to apply to the new unit because it aligns better with my goals. I hope you don't feel I'm stepping on your toes," would have shown respect and appreciation. Their "I regretted not taking the offer" comment was also insensitive, even if they didn't intend it that way. Regarding your former manager, unless you actively encouraged or recruited your colleague to leave, you shouldn't carry that guilt. Managers know employees move internally for many reasons. If anyone asked, you could simply state that their decision was entirely independent of yours. Going forward, it may also help to set a personal boundary. Referring someone is a generous professional favor, but it doesn't make you responsible for managing their career afterward. You opened the door; it's up to them to decide where they walk. Overall, I don't think either of you is entirely wrong. Your colleague was entitled to pursue a better opportunity, but they lacked tact in how they communicated it. Your disappointment comes less from the move itself and more from feeling that your efforts weren't acknowledged and that they appeared to be following your path without considering how it affected you professionally. That's a very human reaction. |
Your honesty is refreshing, but honesty should still be strategic. An introduction to potential employers is meant to make them think, "This is someone I'd like to interview." A few things to improve: Don't start by saying, "I need money, not a job." While it's true for almost everyone, employers want to know what value you'll bring to them, not your financial motivation. Avoid statements like "I'm not a fast learner." Even if you explain it later, many recruiters won't read that far. Instead, say something like, "I take time to understand new concepts thoroughly, and once I do, I apply them confidently." The section about not believing in hard work could easily be misunderstood. Employers may interpret it as unwillingness to put in effort. You could instead say you believe in working efficiently, improving processes, and delivering results. Lead with your strengths. Mention your degree, NYSC completion, writing experience, problem-solving ability, curiosity, and willingness to learn before discussing your work philosophy. End with a clear call to action, such as: "I'm actively seeking entry-level opportunities where I can contribute, learn, and grow. If you know of any openings or can provide a referral, I'd greatly appreciate it." Overall, he comes across as intelligent and thoughtful, but he needs to present himself from the employer's perspective. The goal isn't to tell them everything about yourself—it's to make them want to contact you. Save the deeper philosophies for the interview, where they'll likely be appreciated rather than misunderstood. Reverseng: |
Kindly check my profile. All the best. Reverseng: |
Job Opportunity: Administrative Assistant Monthly Salary: ₦200,000 Location: Elegushi Lekki Work Schedule: 6 days per week (including weekends) Accommodation is provided. Please submit your CV to admin@leisuresportspark.com |
Person no fit survive Nigeria with one job Samueltemi337: |
😂 PUBLIC APPRECIATION POST! 😂 A big shout-out to everyone who has been posting job opportunities on this thread. You people are doing God's work! 🙌 At this point, some of you are unofficial HR managers. If your village people are looking for you, tell them you're busy helping strangers get employed. 😂 To those who scroll past jobs without applying... may your Wi-Fi only disconnect when you're about to ignore another opportunity. 😭 And to everyone sharing vacancies, referrals, and helpful updates—thank you! Your one post could be the reason someone pays rent, buys groceries, or finally replies, "I got the job!" 💙 Keep the jobs coming. May your data never finish while uploading opportunities, and may your own good news locate you too. 🚀❤️ |
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Please AyarmBoye: ![]() |
. I wish he can challenge himself and work with a team of average players for once in his career.

