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oyebolaidris:
Banking job.

Easyincome24:
Let's have the job you think was highly respected in the past but has lost his dignity or respect in recent time.

Perhaps if one knows it, one can avoid studying them or learning them.

Aduke96:
The pay is huge, they are much respected

Gerrard59:
To be fair though, there is really no job that has lost its "respect". The advice for young entrants would be to have a strong math foundation, get into a good school preferably notably a federal university/polytechnic or top-rated private university, get a good grade and be well informed of the career/academic opportunities as they come by. Also, be prepared to change locations, especially at an early stage, if necessary.

Some ignorant people will come to say "Jobs are slavery". A big lie as the world has more employees than employers, and the most successful employers once worked somewhere or places to either raise their capital and/or garner experience within a structured environment.

immortalcrown:
It seems you don't understand simple English. The post is asking for jobs that have lost dignity or respect. Kidnapping is a money making machine but is it respected?

Trueprophet91:
Not really.
Not like before

Koppaguard:
Teaching, so stressful and emotionally draining, I had to quit mine as a private school teacher 3 years ago to venture into tech, that year I created my first online business which is vtu website, last year I bought my first car and currently building my first house. Tech is the future, though it may seem hard in the beginning but if you didn't give up, you will smile later.

Gerrard59:
To be fair though, there is really no job that has lost its "respect". The advice for young entrants would be to have a strong math foundation, get into a good school preferably notably a federal university/polytechnic or top-rated private university, get a good grade and be well informed of the career/academic opportunities as they come by. Also, be prepared to change locations, especially at an early stage, if necessary.

Some ignorant people will come to say "Jobs are slavery". A big lie as the world has more employees than employers, and the most successful employers once worked somewhere or places to either raise their capital and/or garner experience within a structured environment.

fineboynl:
I think its banking.

Bankers are no longer respected ss before due to their salary structure. Most are poor and stingy

DaddyCoool:
What do you mean by "tech"?
Listening to people like you, this guy quit his job and dived into tech. Hear him lament now:
https://www.nairaland.com/8344913/why-tech-jobs-difficult-get

ednut1:
how many law firms pay more than 50k? How many law firms even exist in the country? Law is a useless degree for majority
https://www.nairaland.com/8216916/why-most-nigerian-lawyers-broke

Bank contracts staff are being paid 80-120k while some pay entry level full time staff over 300k

Gerrard59:
To be fair though, there is really no job that has lost its "respect". The advice for young entrants would be to have a strong math foundation, get into a good school preferably notably a federal university/polytechnic or top-rated private university, get a good grade and be well informed of the career/academic opportunities as they come by. Also, be prepared to change locations, especially at an early stage, if necessary.

Some ignorant people will come to say "Jobs are slavery". A big lie as the world has more employees than employers, and the most successful employers once worked somewhere or places to either raise their capital and/or garner experience within a structured environment.

Aduke96:
Not like before ke?
Entry level is 350k maximum.

maasoap:
Kidnapping is not a job or profession, it is a criminal act

Trueprophet91:
which of the banks?
And I'm sure it's graduate trainee

Easyincome24:
Let's have the job you think was highly respected in the past but has lost his dignity or respect in recent time.

Perhaps if one knows it, one can avoid studying them or learning them.

immortalcrown:
This does not change the fact that the post is not about a job that fetches money. The fact remains that the post is about jobs that have lost respect and dignity.

Koppaguard:
That's the guy, the guy is not me because our destiny differs. Any body can claim to be into tech but not all knows what tech is all about. As a tech guy who knows what he is doing, you don't need to be looking for remote jobs up and down, create jobs for yourself online. Do you know how much scripts and softwares are sold online, do you know the power you have on your hands as a Web developer, visit codecanyon to get insight of what I am talking about. People own and maintain shops online that generates thousands of dollars monthly, dey play 😂
That guy that quit his job for tech is not informed, if you already have a job, keep tech as a side hustle, get money from both source and live ur life, except you don't have a job, then you focus on your online hustle.

Easyincome24:
Let's have the job you think was highly respected in the past but has lost his dignity or respect in recent time.

Perhaps if one knows it, one can avoid studying them or learning them.

Gerrard59:
To be fair though, there is really no job that has lost its "respect". The advice for young entrants would be to have a strong math foundation, get into a good school preferably notably a federal university/polytechnic or top-rated private university, get a good grade and be well informed of the career/academic opportunities as they come by. Also, be prepared to change locations, especially at an early stage, if necessary.

Some ignorant people will come to say "Jobs are slavery". A big lie as the world has more employees than employers, and the most successful employers once worked somewhere or places to either raise their capital and/or garner experience within a structured environment.