blueAgent:


What's this one saying?

Are from the Moon?

There are thousands of graduates earning below 100thousand naria and you are here blabbering.

casualobserver:


If you are earning less than 100k it just shows your degree is useless.

blueAgent:


Says a naive person who lives in the Moon.

My friend face reality

casualobserver:


If you are earning less than 100k it just shows your degree is useless.

Skyfornia:
She should be paid at least 5% of her target every month as salary.

alezzy13:


Seriously? I honestly want to believe you are joking 🙄

Abeg someone remind bros what the minimum wage in this country is. 😔

casualobserver:


The reason an employer can offer a graduate N100k is because they do not rate you and if you say no another Nigerian university graduate will accept. Even my driver earns more than N100k. The problem you people with Nigerian degrees have is that you cannot apply for the jobs where those with good degrees apply and those with good degrees don’t apply for the low level jobs you apply for.

nobaga:
Which is "good" degree, with your kolo mentality?

casualobserver:


The reason an employer can offer a graduate N100k is because they do not rate you and if you say no another Nigerian university graduate will accept. Even my driver earns more than N100k. The problem you people with Nigerian degrees have is that you cannot apply for the jobs where those with good degrees apply and those with good degrees don’t apply for the low level jobs you apply for.

blueAgent:


Sorry.

I failed to realise your username "casual observer"

You are the same dude that talks off point.

There is no point debating with you, your head needs some knocks to put it right.

casualobserver:

There are graduates earning 100k, there are graduates earning 1m+. A major determining factor is the university you attended and the quality of your degree. If you think you can pay 50k Naira in university fees here in Nigeria and get the same jobs as those who paid 10,20,50k dollars in university fees, that alone is a reflection of the education you received.

Lemos14:


You never make any sensible comment. You're just dull from head to toe. Enjoy your stolen rep funds and when you die carry the funds to hell also. We already know who you are here. Keep quiet if you have nothing to say abeg.

PulaPower:
They’re expecting her to be using her Puna to enhance the process..

casualobserver:


You go to a university with fees of N50k, not only do you get N50k education, you get 50k mentality. That’s why someone can say 100k is a good salary for a graduate because many graduates earn 100k

You go to a good university you elevate your outlook and mentality because you rub shoulders with people who expand your horizons. In a 50k university you are rubbing minds with low level people, cultists etc. your colleagues are never people who can help you in life. Your classmates are not children of multinational executives, bank executives, perm secs, ministers, governors etc because they don’t send their children to 50k schools. So you will never have the right contacts even if you are intelligent. The kind of people you go to university with are people whose parents are ok sending their children to a mediocre university. Such people cannot help you climb or access the career ladder.


Abuse me all you like this is a fact of life. Apart from education, University is where you make the lifelong contacts that will make or break you and determine the trajectory of your life and your fate.

Check all the successful people in Nigeria today, their paths crossed in university.

SoNature:


I was going to write the same thing.

First of all, 300 million is a lot of money and your connection has to be tight before you can bring that in every month.

If I know I have the network to meet that target, I will ask for 10% monthly commission as my monthly salary.

The lady probably knows she cannot make it, collected the probationary 360k salaries and walked away 😁😁😁

Skyfornia:
She should be paid at least 5% of her target every month as salary.

dejavubobo1:

Olodo 5% is 15million

Berankis:

That's how all your Elumelus and Agbajes and co made their unscrupulous money

azpekuliar:


You are absolutely right. I would simply apply for Microfinance banking license and I am in business.

casualobserver:


From What Universities? I don’t think you understand that as a graduate from a Nigerian university you are automatically at the back of the queue. Especially a government university. We employers do not rate your degrees because we have seen the products from Nigerian universities. They are generally not up to the task.

maasoap:


You are missing the point and that's why your comments look stupid. The point is that not everyone can attend universities where they are charging N 5 million per session

Okete001:
Hehehe

Chai, I can feel her pain.

The Toto go don almost catch fire (from experience)

immortalcrown:
Na bank's way be dis.

And na attractive ladies dem dey give that kind job. Corporate prostitution.

My female friend that newly got employed as a marketer in a bank is given a target of 500 million Naira within her first 6 months. Her salary is less than 300k.

If I fit raise 500 million Naira for you, why I come find work for your office?

Skyfornia:
She should be paid at least 5% of her target every month as salary.

anthropizzy:


I strongly disagree with you.

There are half baked graduate across all boards.

Your kind of employer that puts foreign graduates above Nigerian graduates is condescending.

It should be on can you do the job, do you have the required skills?

oluwaseyi0:


lol, people just open their mouths waaa

that money is probably customer deposit and not business direct profit, so she should be paid 15million per month simply from other people's money

when depositors come for their funds what will they say? that they've given it to marketers?

he salary is fair, but depending on her section in the bank her target may be too high, if she is under tax 100m is more than enough, but if is school and church collection 50m is ok, max of direct deposit fund should be 150m

the CBN is who needs to come in to regulate the mad banks

chatinent:
Lol.

Na so the first ₦1m job I see tell me if I can work under pressure and ensure that the company raises ₦500m per month. Only me just withdraw application make I no go die.

viraleye:
Lady earning N360K sacked for not meeting monthly target of N300M

According to reports, a marketing expert from Nigeria making N360K a month lost her job in Lagos when she didn’t reach her N300M monthly target.

A social media user using by the handle @Aguofapapa bemoaned his friend’s predicament.




Credit: AguofApapa

Sabadon:


just imagine the greed, bring in 300million monthly, collect 360k. just as someone said its modern day slavery.

if I have such connection to bring in 300million monthly why not altogether open my own enterprise to manage the funds