Nothing actually, just doing it to pass time before I move to the next thing on my list.

Royalfurnitures:
In the course of my business, i go to different places, meets new people, have control over my time ...my own boss


Check out my signature for quality and durable furniture for your homes and offices

Cc: pocohantas ...come carry ur people oooo ..dem don arrive..."My own Boss"...Na them..

The prestige.
The respect you earn from the police when they demand for an ID.
The dressing.
The only work that never makes Monday so scary for me (former job was hellish)
Absolutely free weekends.
No outrageous targets.
The career.
No horrible bosses (I can sleep with my two eyes closed)
And lastly, the remuneration (pay)

Modified-
I forgot to add this....'...
'The 'birthdays and hangouts with colleagues'

Am a owner of a business and the flexibility it offers is so priceless. The more effort I put the more returns I get.

And I love seeing people get fed that's why I chose RICE.

Mikogo Foods
Order for your long grain, stone free, debris free and polished Abakaliki rice.

50kg for 15,000 and 25kg for 7,500 naire .

We supply nationwide.
For more detail call : 08081905662

gud day, pls i seriously need a job, i am a graduate of accounting (hnd) 07037799108

1. Provisions: Milo, tin of powder milk, bottle of groundnut, 1 pack of pure bliss, I single pack of cracker biscuits. 1 pack of 5alive drink,

2. Allowance for special training, and event including accommodation, and birthday gift(money)

3. Christmas bonuses

4. Gifts from partners.

5. Career development and sometimes financial support to aid it.

6. Exposure of different kind, to mention a few.
7. Opportunity of attending monthly meeting with high caliber of people.
The 'I don't like part' self they oh, but he no plenty

Cuz its gives me the ability to make the cash while on bed...

Jossyroyal1:
I love so many things about my job.

1. Renumeration pattern..
-We have access to fixed and variable incomes... Variable income such as commissions for going extra miles, getting out at odds hours of the night and bringing in jobs

2. Dynamic nature..
-Each day I am faced with fresh new challenges. What I did yesterday will definitely be different from what I do today or tomorrow. In short, each day, I never can't tell where I will get to or what I will do.

3. Field work
-My job required me to always be on the go. Moving from one part of the other within Lagos and beyong. Today am in Kano tomorrow, In in Umuahia, the next I'm in Ghana or Togo.

4.

Sounds like the kind of job I'm looking for..... Always on the go...

The travel :I'm always on the road or about to hit it. Could be in Abuja in the morning and back in the east in the evening. Always hauling my workers around different sites.

Meeting new clients :I'm always excited meeting new clients, some clients have turned out to be immeasurable blessings while some have been duds

Mentoring young ones:I presently have five apprentices under my care at the moment. It's not easy trying to transfer your skills and knowledge to others but I enjoy the challenge (teachers I dey hail o)

The money : if we no make money, wetin we gain

And lastly the joy I get from transforming bland and ugly looking naija buildings into beautiful homes with our bare hands

Emmy9ite02:
I work from the comfort of my house.

I earn in dollars and spend in naira

The joy in seeing others succeed doing the same thing

How?

I think we all need to move to twitter...

9jayes:
Some kinda freedom.


I buy and sell any kind of funds ranging from btc, fiverr, upwork, PayPal, Payoneer, gift cards etc.

. I will like to discuss biz with you Bro

I am jobless.....

lessie:
. I will like to discuss biz with you Bro

Okay baba

pocohantas:
1. SALARY:- Some of my colleagues have malaria mid-month, but once it is getting to 28,29,30...they start recovering.

When I met with our Chief-HRM, he asked me(and some other people), "Off the records, tell me the truth, why did you apply for this job?". Mind you, we had already gotten the job, this was at the point of signing our offer letters. They all started reciting those lines they crammed from job sites. "I need an organisation that will allow me grow, expand my potential...blabla"

When he got to me, I told him "The pay Sir."

2. It is a step in the right direction:- This is very important, but I put it second because if No1 wasn't impressive- I will take a step in another direction and I am still prone to taking that step for the right pay.

3. My colleagues:- At first I didn't get along with my boss and it was my first time experiencing a toxic boss- my former was bliss. The first time he harassed me, I went into my office, closed my door and cried. Crying helps me ease tension and anger- I love crying . I got home and called my friend, told him I will resign o, I sha know he encouraged me, then we laughed over it.

Back at work, he kept talking to me rudely and I kept taking it. At a point it was becoming draining, I knew that wasn't me. One day, he struck again, unluckily for him, I was under pressure that day. So, accumulated beef, plus pressure- I poured it all on him.

Everyone left the unit because they thought he was going to throw me something, but he just kept looking at me while tapping his table- obviously out of anger. I remember asking him "HAVE YOU EVER WONDERED WHY YOU COME INTO THE OFFICE AND EVERYONE BECOMES MUTE? THINK ABOUT IT".

That day changed a lot, he was quiet for about 2wks. Then he started warming up, now we get along well. He even told me to rub that my red lipstick more, I was surprised he noticed my lips and its colour.

We are all happy...for now.


Regards

This made me laugh.....lol
When are you making banga soup make I come chop?

My current job affords me the opportunity to acquire a great deal of career knowledge.

IceColdVeins:
The prestige.
The respect you earn from the police when they demand for an ID.
The dressing.
The only work that never makes Monday so scary for me (former

What job is it?

First , I oversee the affairs of a school and I meet new people everyday with diverse complaints and talks... It helps me become a better person and seeing kids calling your name

Secondly, I do freelance engineering services not limited to Hvac installation and maintenance, with my boys (2 for now)... Getting contracts with banks and big eateries have really helped a lot

Lastly, time management, meeting new people and money made noni

The stagnancy

Make una help us wey never get job too.
Someone please just request for my CV, edakun

flexyebe:
The working conditions

Pls explain hw

Free breakfast

Work culture

SamPeeLamen:
My job allows me to sleep 24hrs a day. Yeah, i'm jobless

You well so

For me, it is working from the comfort of my bedroom while the music play at the background

Having absolute control of my time

Not saying "Yes Sir" to anyone for peanut at the end of the month

Earning over N500,000 monthly from my passion (Self-publishing)

Seeing my books selling with positive reviews from Americans and Britons

Seeing my hard work turn to USD at the end of the month in my Dorm account.

Seeing people rush to work in the morning while i sleep

The list is endless. I love what i do and i can't substitute it for anything.

I give all the Glory to God and the Holy Spirit for divine wisdom. My tithe is gradually moving from 5 digits to 6 digits and the income is gradually moving from six digits to seven digits.

Once again, i love my job with passion and i can't stop thanking God for His wisdom.

It's so unfortunate I don't have job for now.

I am very passionate in my skill of work. But don't have money to equipped myself.

Though, I'm still in school.

Civilmaster:
I think we all need to move to twitter...

Why do you think so bro?

Jossyroyal1:
I love so many things about my job.

1. Renumeration pattern..
-We have access to fixed and variable incomes... Variable income such as commissions for going extra miles, getting out at odds hours of the night and bringing in jobs

2. Dynamic nature..
-Each day I am faced with fresh new challenges. What I did yesterday will definitely be different from what I do today or tomorrow. In short, each day, I never can't tell where I will get to or what I will do.

3. Adventure and Field work
-My job required me to always be on the go. Moving from one part of the other within Lagos and beyong. Today am in Kano tomorrow, In in Umuahia, the next I'm in Ghana or Togo. So far, I've been to so many parts of Nigeria and even other places which ordinary I wouldn't have been to.

4. Opportunity to meet, encourage and impart people
- My job gives me opportunity to meet people in their trying times.. Some have been battling with some kind of terminal diseases and sicknesses. So I bank on this opportunity to pray with them and encourage, and even lead them to Christ letting them know that it's just a passing face of their lives and they will pull through.

5. Appreciation from Clients
-Most times we get appreciations from Patients/Relatives and I feel to happy within me that people appreciate what I do. Some people even go extra miles to give gifts and even invite us down to their houses. It's really not easy to give cash when you have so many bills to pay due to health challenges but when people do give me gift, it means they appreciate my professionalism

6. Opportunity to learn
- Started off as a marketer. I detest marketing job with all passion then to add salt to injury, I am to market an ambulance service company.. how on earth can i go about this.. Nigerians are not so informed as I see people transporting their sick ones on Bikes, Keke Maruwa, Taxi, personal car and even Danfo not knowing that there are some first aid and interventions that should be carried out enroute medical facility.. I knew I had a tough job but learn on the job, researched a whole lot, I didn't have a template as I am the first company marketer you what it means.

7. Opportunity to acquire new skills
-Coming from a management background, I've taken paramedic courses, BLS, ALS, ATLS and ACLS and I've also read alot. I can now drive, and have acquired IT skills, Marketing skills and all that.

8. -The push to think out of the box
-Each time we set out, we are kind of a walking solution. We don't take no for an answer and we can always get the job done. We understand the dynamism in our job as we have to look out for routes, finding address, getting to evacuate a patient safely even face some restrictions getting patient down from wherever they are. Travelling to unknown places and all that. But we sure have been trained to think like there is no box. So we can improvise, and find solutions to what so ever problem we face.

9. Training
- Periodic training and development as giving me so much confidence. Whenever I stand to speak even with professional medical practitioners, they hardly can figure out I'm not a doctor.

-Turn off
We are always in duty, no off duty, no weekends, no public holidays, no leave... But you can take permission to go for any personal programme and it will be granted at no cost

Nonetheless, we it's a good experience.

It's not easy running an EMS company in Nigeria

In case you are still in doubt of the nature of my job, I walk in an medical Emergency response company and we specialise in transporting sick people within Nigeria and across

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you've made this job look enticing.... kudos, but it's not for me

Please has any one done business with the Crude Oil Academy, Ikeja. I would like to know if they are genuine and if they deliver on their promise or if they are just a scam group. Also how effective are their trainings, has anyone really benefited from their trainings? Make man no go enter igbese in the name of investment.