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dollynnn:
Beauty with brains
Ibos making us proud since the 90's

dollynnn:
Beauty with brains
Ibos making us proud since the 90's

Afriqan:
Lol. Honestly, I wonder why the OP considered it front page worthy. There are lots of Nigerians working at Amazon...

This one right here is even a bigger story, she became a manager at Amazon:

https://www.legit.ng/1425017-13-months-a-job-america-nigerian-lady-promotion-manager.html

HenryDion:
Lol.. Working in Amazon is equivalent to slave work... If you know, you know .. nah robot go sack you if you forget to clock in

TheMohican:
the one you posted works in the warehouse oga, the former probably works in Management or IT or even analytics.

AMAZON does more than supply-chain, they are big players in Cloud computing services and have alot of subsidiaries in a lot of industries..

the warehouse position is equivalent to a menial job (not exactly, but kinda)..

the other is equivalent to a tech or management job...

the difference plenty no be here

secondly

@kiasa

the job security for an office job would exceed that of a warehouse gig, considering the training and level of education required..

for me ohh, this story is motivating, that a nigerian who graduated from a Nigerian Uni is working in the top leagues, probably without doing "who you sabi" the ususal story we get is that you'll see Nigerian Ph.D holders sweeping streets in New York or doing menial jobs in the U.S.

no do bad belle because say na Igbo person dey make the moves.. no be una wan do one Nigeria..

TheMohican:
the one you posted works in the warehouse oga, the former probably works in Management or IT or even analytics.

AMAZON does more than supply-chain, they are big players in Cloud computing services and have alot of subsidiaries in a lot of industries..

the warehouse position is equivalent to a menial job (not exactly, but kinda)..

the other is equivalent to a tech or management job...

the difference plenty no be here

secondly

@kiasa

the job security for an office job would exceed that of a warehouse gig, considering the training and level of education required..

for me ohh, this story is motivating, that a nigerian who graduated from a Nigerian Uni is working in the top leagues, probably without doing "who you sabi" the ususal story we get is that you'll see Nigerian Ph.D holders sweeping streets in New York or doing menial jobs in the U.S.

no do bad belle because say na Igbo person dey make the moves.. no be una wan do one Nigeria..

ArticleBeast:
She isn’t working at the warehouses or fulfillment center but the HQ. I can bet you haven’t worked in any but just yapping based on what u read online

HenryDion:
Who is this yabaleft patient?

ArticleBeast:
Your real daddy