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airsaylongcome:
In the jungle, the strong stand and rumble; the weak fold and crumble. Lil Kim (Lighters Up)

Two of my dogs fell, two of my niggas ran
They was amateurs, in beef with a grown man
It taught me the lessons of how the strong stand
And how the weak end up in a coffin - Nas (Mastermind)

It's not easy, my oga.

But I stand firm lol.

It is impossible to overlook the value of your contributions.

If it would not be an inconvenience, I would appreciate it if you could share any resources or platforms you recommend for practicing for the AC.

airsaylongcome:
Software Engineering. That's it. That's what probably dragged me to you. I'm no longer in active software development (I don tire plus young guns like una, no dey let person drink water drop cup).

You manner of speaking reminds me a lot about one guy I successfully "worked with" for the 2022 Assessment Centre. I'm sure he's reading now lol.

Every engineer, or let me say every good engineer likes to question the reason and rationale. But, omo, I've learned to set out of that methodical thinking when the situation calls for it.


About the NLNG GT recruitment, I trust the process. There were just under a 100 that resumed when we resumed. Not one person was hired because of man-know-man. None that I'm aware off.

Fingers crossed that you scale through to the AC.

Vibesking:
It is impossible to overlook the value of your contributions.

If it would not be an inconvenience, I would appreciate it if you could share any resources or platforms you recommend for practicing for the AC.

This will be nice please

The test ended yesterday (Tuesday) right?

Ellaposh:
The test ended yesterday (Tuesday) right?

Yes.

Corporatehitman:
Yes.

okay. Thanks

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Boss pls any idea if those who did not meet the Nysc requirement but were still called for the test are still in the running

airsaylongcome:
I can’t elaborate

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markpeakson:
Please guys, for those that did the test recently, did you get any confirmation email after the test?

If its first batch yes a confirmation was sent out.

Is there anyone here that already works or know someone that works at NLNG? They should please help us verify when Nlng will get back to us

Ellaposh:
Is there anyone here that already works or know someone that works at NLNG? They should please help us verify when Nlng will get back to us

I'd advise you should focus on other things while you wait feedback...

emoboy4u:
I'd advise you should focus on other things while you wait feedback...

Alright

reallydoe231:
Boss pls any idea if those who did not meet the Nysc requirement but were still called for the test are still in the running

Anyone that got invited is in the race.

Ellaposh:
Is there anyone here that already works or know someone that works at NLNG? They should please help us verify when Nlng will get back to us

I think they will get back in Q1. Possibly next month (I'm speculating here). All of this is personal opinion....take this with a pinch of salt. May be more than a pinch

emoboy4u:
I'd advise you should focus on other things while you wait feedback...

Please how much are they paying self for ET or GT or Experienced staff?

Oxygen03:
Please how much are they paying self for ET or GT or Experienced staff?

An offer you won't refuse.

emoboy4u:
An offer you won't refuse.

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emoboy4u:
An offer you won't refuse.

Can I be able to save 50-100m yearly?
because if I should leave here, my connect won't attend to me again. I'm weighing my options.

Oxygen03:
Can I be able to save 50-100m yearly?
because if I should leave here, my connect won't attend to me again. I'm weighing my options.

remain where you are abeg🤲

Oxygen03:
Can I be able to save 50-100m yearly?
because if I should leave here, my connect won't attend to me again. I'm weighing my options.

Get the offer first

Lmao

emoboy4u:
Get the offer first

emoboy4u:
An offer you won't refuse.

Dey play. Levels dey

Stargurl20:
Dey play. Levels dey

If levels dae, una no suppose dae here

Stargurl20:
Dey play. Levels dey

For a Nigerian fresh grad, trust me it’s a great offer. For that person looking to save 100m yearly, that means they are asking for at least $5k per month, possibly way more if they are looking to “save” $5k per month. I will only say hmmmmmm

emoboy4u:
If levels dae, una no suppose dae here

Straight up. Straight up. Although one or two done turn the offer down before o, but na due to extraneous reasons, not the offer on the table

Oxygen03:
Can I be able to save 50-100m yearly?
because if I should leave here, my connect won't attend to me again. I'm weighing my options.

Do you currently earn save ₦100m annually? Scratch that, do you currently earn the equivalent of ₦100m annual factoring the cost of living expense where you are?

Good day @airsaylongcome. Please during your assessment CENTRE was there any form of CBI? Cos from the experience of a friend during the last Gt recruitment they only had 4 activities
Group presentation
Fact finding
Personal presentation /case study

And again @airsayloncome I’ll love to make an inquiry as regards the grading system/competition during this assessment stage
I know you might not be 100% certain but due to your experience I guess you’ll have a clue somewhat

During your set that resumed and the set after how many people were employed and what was the ratio of sciences(engineering/all other sciences) to non-sciences(management/social sciences and arts/law)

And how will the competition/shortlisting for the next stage be done?
Hypothetically lemme say they need 100 trainees(80 engineering/science related roles and 20 administrative roles) and about 1000 took the job came and 300 candidates are to be taken to the next and final stage. Will the cut off for the sciences and arts different? I.e is it possible someone who’s under the umbrella of non science who scored the highest in that field say 70/100 will be shortlisted ahead of someone
who scored 80/100 from the sciences bracket but wasn’t amongst the top 100 of that bracket?

Or will the top 300 who took the test be taken to the next stage irrespective of whether they’re all sciences or not(i.e if the top 300 were all engineers/sciences they’ll be moved to the next stage and trained to fill the administrative roles)

I hope u get the question cos it might be a lil bit confusing

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Godhasdonewell:
Good day @airsaylongcome. Please during your assessment CENTRE was there any form of CBI? Cos from the experience of a friend during the last Gt recruitment they only had 4 activities
Group presentation
Fact finding
Personal presentation /case study

It has been a while since I did that. But if I recall correctly we had 4 tasks with Competency-Based Interview being one of them.

Just a little advice (and this is in no way an "attack" on you), write out acronyms in full the first time you use them. This way, other readers aren't left lurking in the dark.