oluayebenz:
Haha

Did someone just said $50 food will last a week in Canada?
Wonders shall never end...

Or maybe there's another Canada somewhere I'm not aware of

bozz007:


Mehn, everything Naija is just hard work. Considering the number of people travelling on a daily basis, this could have been another source of revenue for the Government if they could just make the online application work instead of paying money to one rogue officer that will not do anything. I paid one officer 15k over 6 weeks ago and I'm yet to get the extract.

NanaF:
Has anyone here used Eno Eka + her course to land a 6 figure job?

NanaF:
Has anyone here used Eno Eka + her course to land a 6 figure job?

Afolavid:


Don't bother using that online portal, you'll just pay and your money will enter voicemail... I tried using it, I paid and since like 4 weeks now, I never hear "pim". Not even confirmation of order processing.

CountVersailles:

This is what it reads on one of her personal websites:
"Eno Eka is a business analyst and change manager based in Calgary, Alberta. She is an award-winning career coach and speaker who has been recognized for helping more than 20,000 professionals around the world kickstart their professional careers. "

20,000? Really?

You see, there have been snake oil salesmen. There really have been quite a number. In recent times though, Linkedin has helped advanced the business of the snake oil salesman even more assiduously. These days, all you need is a linkedin account, a twitter account, and maybe facebook too. Then make sure you are heavily made up so that you look very perfect. Then start shooting out those emails claiming you are a professional. Some dumb, depressed person out there is sure to reach out and seek your services. You don't need a licence also.

20,000? Like she actually helped 20,000 people to kickstart their professional careers? Every fibre in my being tells me that's a made up number. I hesistate to take a woman like this seriously, and this is not even women hating on women. That's just a plain lie.

Anyone can tell a lie in this age of technology and they have google too to help them advance that lie using SEO. This is a classic fake it till you make it. And seriously, it looks like she's already on the making-it side.

I can't even see any tool she has created or any book she has written. It looks like all glamour on the surface and then collecting money on the side.

Then, there is this fancy quote on the website:

"We’ve looked at a lot of Business Analysis Company but these guys were always the clear favorite. They have the right strategy and they’ve been awesome to work with."
Ryan Baser
BAS SCHOOL

Except, there is no google results for any Ryan Baser of a BAS School. The only place a Ryan Baser of Bas School exist on the internet is that same website, eny consulting. Accident? Nah, I think that quote and its originator are just plain made up.

Something was always suspicious to me about this lady the first time I encountered her. It was that desire to just collect your money. I'd steer clear of this person. They belong in the fake it till you make it gang.

CountVersailles:

This is what it reads on one of her personal websites:
"Eno Eka is a business analyst and change manager based in Calgary, Alberta. She is an award-winning career coach and speaker who has been recognized for helping more than 20,000 professionals around the world kickstart their professional careers. "

20,000? Really?

You see, there have been snake oil salesmen. There really have been quite a number. In recent times though, Linkedin has helped advanced the business of the snake oil salesman even more assiduously. These days, all you need is a linkedin account, a twitter account, and maybe facebook too. Then make sure you are heavily made up so that you look very perfect. Then start shooting out those emails claiming you are a professional. Some dumb, depressed person out there is sure to reach out and seek your services. You don't need a licence also.

20,000? Like she actually helped 20,000 people to kickstart their professional careers? Every fibre in my being tells me that's a made up number. I hesistate to take a woman like this seriously, and this is not even women hating on women. That's just a plain lie.

Anyone can tell a lie in this age of technology and they have google too to help them advance that lie using SEO. This is a classic fake it till you make it. And seriously, it looks like she's already on the making-it side.

I can't even see any tool she has created or any book she has written. It looks like all glamour on the surface and then collecting money on the side.

Then, there is this fancy quote on the website:

"We’ve looked at a lot of Business Analysis Company but these guys were always the clear favorite. They have the right strategy and they’ve been awesome to work with."
Ryan Baser
BAS SCHOOL

Except, there is no google results for any Ryan Baser of a BAS School. The only place a Ryan Baser of Bas School exist on the internet is that same website, eny consulting. Accident? Nah, I think that quote and its originator are just plain made up.

Something was always suspicious to me about this lady the first time I encountered her. It was that desire to just collect your money. I'd steer clear of this person. They belong in the fake it till you make it gang.

ednut1:
i dont usually agree with you but you are spot on. Its all mostly packaging. you can learn those things for free on the internet or paid sites like cousera. its just like those amazon guys on youtube telling you about their 5k courses, or those forex people in lagos training you on forex while they haven't made one kobo trading.

Just asked a friend who did it. Like I suspected na packaging. The guy and others he knows haven’t changed job still

NanaF:


Wow! Thanks for asking your friend. The course I was considering is 3k USD, so this has just saved me a lot of money

CountVersailles:
This is what it reads on one of her personal websites:
"Eno Eka is a business analyst and change manager based in Calgary, Alberta. She is an award-winning career coach and speaker who has been recognized for helping more than 20,000 professionals around the world kickstart their professional careers. "
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Something was always suspicious to me about this lady the first time I encountered her. It was that desire to just collect your money. I'd steer clear of this person. They belong in the fake it till you make it gang.

mcstan18:


She does claim to have received multiple awards and recognition for her stellar works and results. Could those be made up too? I'm really interested in this exposé to help demystify a few things.

I see one of my former colleagues (at one of the consulting big 4 I worked with) as one of the "testifiers" in one of Eno's ads. i"m wondering if that is also arranged, given that she used her real name and can easily be verified. Perhaps there might be some truth in what she's selling, only that they may be grossly exaggerated.

Your (and other) thoughts are welcome

NanaF:


Wow! Thanks for asking your friend. The course I was considering is 3k USD, so this has just saved me a lot of money

ednut1:
your case may be different don't you think

CountVersailles:

I didn't say it was all made up. I was making the point it is grossly exaggerated. Getting those awards cost nothing besides being very visible on Linkedin and encouraging a few people to fill out nomination forms for you. Go and look on her Linkedin. Most of her "success stories" are written by her herself. I haven't even researched that. If I do, I'm sure to dig up some more lies.
20,000 is too much of an exaggeration to be a lie. That's not even an exaggeration anymore, but a plain lie. And yeah, I'm not saying she hasn't helped a few people, but this is clearly fake it till you make it. And as I said, it looks like she's a little bit on the making-it side now.

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jjohndoe83:

Shey you dey whine am ni��

jjohndoe83:

Some of us don't agree with you often but this one is spot on. The results are grossly exaggerated to the point that it is a plain lie.

That apart, the field of business analysis is very dynamic and can be a hit or miss. Add on top of that, that there are many variables that can impact a person getting a job. Thus, it can be dubious to claim that one specific thing was what helped a person land a role.

CountVersailles:

I'm sure by now you must know I don't really care if you agree or don't agree with me...

CountVersailles:

I'm sure by now you must know I don't really care if you agree or don't agree with me...

aestake:

Why are you angry?

angrybutsane:


I was always angry cos of lagos , now I’m calm in Canada

ednut1:
i dont usually agree with you but you are spot on. Its all mostly packaging. you can learn those things for free on the internet or paid sites like Coursera. its just like those amazon guys on youtube telling you about their 5k courses, or those forex people in lagos training you on forex while they haven't made one kobo trading.

Just asked a friend who did it. Like I suspected na packaging. The guy and others he knows haven’t changed jobs still

ednut1:
they are a licensed immigration company. They are not allowed to help you arrange job offer. All they will do is to rewrite your cv and send you links to apply. Your 1500 will just enter voice mail. You can find softwares to review your cv na.

Excessgrace1:


@ednut1
Plz I will like to make enquiry about Trulink Immigration company in Alberta.
Some referred me to him for study visa,
Plz are they licensed immigration company?

CountVersailles:

This is what it reads on one of her personal websites:
"Eno Eka is a business analyst and change manager based in Calgary, Alberta. She is an award-winning career coach and speaker who has been recognized for helping more than 20,000 professionals around the world kickstart their professional careers. "

20,000? Really?

You see, there have been snake oil salesmen. There really have been quite a number. In recent times though, Linkedin has helped advanced the business of the snake oil salesman even more assiduously. These days, all you need is a linkedin account, a twitter account, and maybe facebook too. Then make sure you are heavily made up so that you look very perfect. Then start shooting out those emails claiming you are a professional. Some dumb, depressed person out there is sure to reach out and seek your services. You don't need a licence also.

20,000? Like she actually helped 20,000 people to kickstart their professional careers? Every fibre in my being tells me that's a made up number. I hesistate to take a woman like this seriously, and this is not even women hating on women. That's just a plain lie.

Anyone can tell a lie in this age of technology and they have google too to help them advance that lie using SEO. This is a classic fake it till you make it. And seriously, it looks like she's already on the making-it side.

I can't even see any tool she has created or any book she has written. It looks like all glamour on the surface and then collecting money on the side.

Then, there is this fancy quote on the website:

"We’ve looked at a lot of Business Analysis Company but these guys were always the clear favorite. They have the right strategy and they’ve been awesome to work with."
Ryan Baser
BAS SCHOOL

Except, there is no google results for any Ryan Baser of a BAS School. The only place a Ryan Baser of Bas School exist on the internet is that same website, eny consulting. Accident? Nah, I think that quote and its originator are just plain made up.

Something was always suspicious to me about this lady the first time I encountered her. It was that desire to just collect your money. I'd steer clear of this person. They belong in the fake it till you make it gang.

Excessgrace1:


@ednut1
Plz I will like to make enquiry about Trulink Immigration company in Alberta.
Some referred me to him for study visa,
Plz are they licensed immigration company?

hernyhorla:



Same here. I know two people who used her course and haven't gotten a job.
So what I tell people is not about the trainer or program, you also need to do the work to get your dream job and keep the job.
If you can afford it, there are better training groups out there that can work. Note that they won't guarantee you a job,


Some of those courses on Coursera or udemy will not give you the practical support though