Dameland:


Some people are just wet blankets. He offered help to his capacity. Why are you castigating him. Please don't close the door for other people with your ungratefulness.

I have NO PROBLEM with the "help" he is offering. My ish is with trying to sound "holier-than-thou", insinuating that Nigerian companies pay paltry amounts, then he turns around to offer a job that is pay the same paltry amount. ₦100k a month is ₦5k a day, ₦625 per hour. That's what some people earn in 5mins. It's perfectly fine to want to "help" but not by denigrating others who are already "helping" (since employing someone is seen as "help"

N226k per month from an EU embassy in Abuja 2 years ago.

AbujaAgent:
I don't receive salary, I pay salary

Nice flex

malali:
$32915.07 per week
Work hard........you do not need to do yahoo !!!!
I grew up in a family of 7 children......we were poor growing up!!

Pure, hardwork, blood, sweat and tears.........100% Legitimate.

I am not posting to boast, just to encourage people that its possible, your dont have to have rich parents, you dont have to do anything illegal, just pick a trade and be the best in it.
Work so hard till you dont know exactly how much you are worth.

The biggest luxury now is privacy........Not a single member of my immediate family or extended family know my worth. I value my peace.
Nigerians have the highest sense of entitlement in the world.

What trade do you recommend

1.3m a month salary#stay motivated guys

I own a pos shop..I earn at least 120- 150k monthly

Still looking for a more suitable business Sha

Lamanii22:



Wow! I love your moniker? As in 1m?

Women no dey use ear hear money

Seniorwriter:


saw your email request but I no longer attend to such so rather if you have an interest or enquiry reach out via the facebook id on my profile.

Cheers.

If you do not attend to mails, it is okay. I don't have a Facebook account. Have a nice day.

40k

7500 for now sha���
I go collect #75,000 soon
Then 750,000
Then 7.5million

airsaylongcome:


Lol! That's exactly the point! You have justification for not being able to pay well. So do the other businesses. TekXperts is an IT support business. They pay staff in the US $17 per hour. Staff in Nigeria $1.50 per hour. Nigerian companies under pay their staff. And yours isn't any different. There are well experienced folks available to fill the role you want to fill with a "trainee". There's a reason you are going the "trainee" route. Cost. There's a reason Nigerian companies under pay. Cost. So in your perception paying less than 100k per month is better than the others? That's less than $200 per month. $10 per day. At 8 hours per day that's $1.25 per hour. That's paltry

You assume and conclude ...What do you know about the company 'm recruiting for?

Unfortunately, you are so shallow...

The5DME:
But at a fee right? We know this format.

Smiles fee ?? I don't need your money, I will rather prefer you work for me ..... That's how y'all miss opportunities fr

1m in a month

13k was the highest

airsaylongcome:


I have NO PROBLEM with the "help" he is offering. My ish is with trying to sound "holier-than-thou", insinuating that Nigerian companies pay paltry amounts, then he turns around to offer a job that is pay the same paltry amount. ₦100k a month is ₦5k a day, ₦625 per hour. That's what some people earn in 5mins. It's perfectly fine to want to "help" but not by denigrating others who are already "helping" (since employing someone is seen as "help"

Some of you are unfortunate.

You have no idea what the Fintech 'm recruiting for does or the career path it's offering, nor have idea on what it will cost the company to make these trainees full blown professional analyst.
Worse is you don't even have idea what the employees will be doing in those 18months...

I thought the word Start up would have made you some of you reason effectively, but ofcos you can't give what you don't have.

JesseJo:



Some of you are unfortunate.

You have no idea what the Fintech 'm recruiting for does or the career path it's offering, nor have idea on what it will cost the company to make these trainees full blown professional analyst.
Worse is you don't even have idea what the employees will be doing in those 18months...

I thought the word Start up would have made you some of you reason effectively, but ofcos you can't give what you don't have.

How the matter take dey go. I'm interested.

pauladonis:
My highest "salary" was 40k.


After my freelance writing gig got affected by COVID-19 last year, I had to get a regular job.


I quit that 40k salary job early this year but not without a solid plan in place.

I worked at the job for 4 months and it was an eye-opening experience for me.

My role there revolved around many things including email copywriting, customer support, graphics design, and running errands.

I eventually decided to become my own boss and it started with getting a good copywriting course to teach me all I need to know to start applying for jobs.

I stayed indoors for around 2 months, waking up, studying, doing some odd content writing jobs to make ends meet, and sleeping.

When I started bidding for copywriting jobs on Upwork, I was fortunate to land a part-time job that pays me $800 a month to work around 4 hours daily. I've been at the job for 2months+ now...

I also have random jobs from time to time and I think I shared my first copywriting paycheck here... I was paid $226 to write some landing page copy. That's #106k for a few hours of work.


I'm still broke though, my target is $10k monthly salary. And I know it's possible through copywriting.

can you share the materials you used to study. I'm a Digital marketer and I would love to get a full hands-on with copywriting.

Thanks man

airsaylongcome:


Lol! That's exactly the point! You have justification for not being able to pay well. So do the other businesses. TekXperts is an IT support business. They pay staff in the US $17 per hour. Staff in Nigeria $1.50 per hour. Nigerian companies under pay their staff. And yours isn't any different. There are well experienced folks available to fill the role you want to fill with a "trainee". There's a reason you are going the "trainee" route. Cost. There's a reason Nigerian companies under pay. Cost. So in your perception paying less than 100k per month is better than the others? That's less than $200 per month. $10 per day. At 8 hours per day that's $1.25 per hour. That's paltry

you mean this guy o lol. $1.50 is quite small but let's also consider the spending power and cost of living in Nigeria. You won't compare US with Nigeria in anyway.

JesseJo:



Some of you are unfortunate.

You have no idea what the Fintech 'm recruiting for does or the career path it's offering, nor have idea on what it will cost the company to make these trainees full blown professional analyst.
Worse is you don't even have idea what the employees will be doing in those 18months...

I thought the word Start up would have made you some of you reason effectively, but ofcos you can't give what you don't have.

Lol! We condescending to insults now! This one pain you. The Fintech you are using to "help" people is slave labour. Make una stop all this rubbish of "start up" and "training" and "career path". Hogwash. You guys are looking for cheap labour. Which is fine by me. But do not deviate from my point. The "Start up" is paying <₦100k a month for a "trainee". That's paltry. Terribly so. By the time Tax, NHS and other deductions are done it won't be far away from the sums other employers are paying. Sums that you suggest are paltry. If you had just come and said you had an opening for a trainee for ₦100k I for waka pass. But to "pay-shame" other employers while offering the same pay? That's kettle calling pot...

And oh, about the insult? Never forget to keep it classy irrespective of the opposition.

airsaylongcome:


Lol! We condescending to insults now! This one pain you. The Fintech you are using to "help" people is slave labour. Make una stop all this rubbish of "start up" and "training" and "career path". Hogwash. You guys are looking for cheap labour. Which is fine by me. But do not deviate from my point. The "Start up" is paying <₦100k a month for a "trainee". That's paltry. Terribly so. By the time Tax, NHS and other deductions are done it won't be far away from the sums other employers are paying. Sums that you suggest are paltry. If you had just come and said you had an opening for a trainee for ₦100k I for waka pass. But to "pay-shame" other employers while offering the same pay? That's kettle calling pot...

And oh, about the insult? Never forget to keep it classy irrespective of the opposition.

Who stays classy with a nincompoop?

Blastedholligan:
you mean this guy o lol. $1.50 is quite small but let's also consider the spending power and cost of living in Nigeria. You won't compare US with Nigeria in anyway.

I understand the Cost-of-Living argument. But paying less than 10% of what is obtainable in other markets? For exactly the same kind of work with the same expectations? Please! Even Rwandese in the same business get better paid per hour

JesseJo:


You assume and conclude ...What do you know about the company 'm recruiting for?

Unfortunately, you are so shallow...

what's the name of the brand you're recruiting for and how does one apply? I might have a candidate for they role

JesseJo:


Who stays classy with a nincompoop?

Obvious you are pained. Take your non-paltry <₦100k per month "help" and run along. Shoo away

airsaylongcome:


I understand the Cost-of-Living argument. But paying less than 10% of what is obtainable in other markets? For exactly the same kind of work with the same expectations? Please! Even Rwandese in the same business get better paid per hour

Mate, I'm not not an advocate of mediocre pay either cos it's so demeaning and bad. But... The market is saturated with lots of graduates and the job market is too small to serve for them, hence why a recruiter would see that 100k/m is way out of doing some good and helping the person. It's so sad.

Blastedholligan:
Mate, I'm not not an advocate of mediocre pay either cos it's so demeaning and bad. But... The market is saturated with lots of graduates and the job market is too small to serve for them, hence why a recruiter would see that 100k/m is way out of doing some good and helping the person. It's so sad.

It's terrible man. I have a "smallie" I was mentoring. Worked in IT for a small finance company. Was getting paid those funny figures. Got a remote job. His two weeks pay at his new role was equivalent to 7 months pay at his Finance Company job. To rephrase that, he earned in 2 weeks (while in training o!) what he would have earned in 7 months doing brain draining work, hopping in traffic, and generally being misused.

UndauntedYOCA:

I might have a job for you here in Abuja if you aren't far to wuye.
Interview is slated for Thursday.
You have to be competent though because I'll be going through the CVs tomorrow.

I am very grateful
But am in gwagwalada though
It's too far

airsaylongcome:


It's terrible man. I have a "smallie" I was mentoring. Worked in IT for a small finance company. Was getting paid those funny figures. Got a remote job. His two weeks pay at his new role was equivalent to 7 months pay at his Finance Company job. To rephrase that, he earned in 2 weeks (while in training o!) what he would have earned in 7 months doing brain draining work, hopping in traffic, and generally being misused.

what kind of IT skill should someone learn, that will have a good turnover in short period

480k

450k is d highest I have Eva received

So if everyone on NAIRALAND has received salary who are those who keep saying they're Jobless?

kokoboy4life:


what kind of IT skill should someone learn, that will have a good turnover in short period

To be honest, I don't know. A lot of people dive into programming, which takes time to learn and become competent at. The person I spoke about while above average as a programmer, had invested his time experimenting on a variety of IT stuff. He currently works as a Linux System admin (which still doesn't pay as much as Programming), but he was very vast. He researched different IT solutions as a hobby. School management solution? He could recommend at least three cost effective solutions for me.to evaluate. Learning Management System? He knew about 5 open source solutions to look at. Business Management Software aka ERP? He could mess around with at least 3. Telephony software? At the drop of a hat he told me of at least 4. All of these ran on Linux so in messing around with them, his Linux Admin skills was being developed. Will this work for everyone? No. But it has worked for him

Dialpad:
Have you not thought of working from home and earning in US dollars?

100k is just $200

Please, how can one start on that?