PrettySandra:
How many times we wan brace for this impact sef? I'm already sweating cos it is too heavy. This impact should just land and catch us like this naaaa... kilode

joobseekar:


How green is the green? Nigeria, or Cameroon green?

Napolitano2012:
When you open an Email only for NNPC

GeniusOla:
Safety personnels wanted, apply within
#ForAOLMAW

muhddeen3:
Okay, while we're anticipating our APLs (may we recieve the news in good faith, amen), I would like to pose a few questions please:

1. Would you accept this APL job if you have a phd and a secured post doc position that pays £3k pm?

2. Is it true that nnpc turns one into a glorified clerk?

These questions are purely for knowledge seeking and decision making, I wish everyone of us the very best of luck.

Thank you.

muhddeen3:
Okay, while we're anticipating our APLs (may we recieve the news in good faith, amen), I would like to pose a few questions please:

1. Would you accept this APL job if you have a phd and a secured post doc position that pays £3k pm?

2. Is it true that nnpc turns one into a glorified clerk?

These questions are purely for knowledge seeking and decision making, I wish everyone of us the very best of luck.

Thank you.

BenFlash:
Is it safe to say that Wednesday is gone or are we still expecting HR to work extended hours just to send notifications that can still be done tomorrow?

Are they under any pressure to do it today unfailingly?

Chukeg:

As per 1, that depends on you, what you want and what your priorities are. Also weather you re GT or EH.

As for 2, that may also depend though. Have never really heard that NNPC turns one to a glorified clerk

Rafiq2:


1. Hell No!!!!
2. Don't know about that, but I think if you are good, you won't be relegated to the background.


P.S the only reason am still in Nigeria is because of my parents otherwise I go don japa, I will just open a supply side for my business abroad & put my brothers in charge here in Nigeria

souljar:

I'm neither for nor against at this point, rather worried for them. And btw, what does Amotekun mean?

muhddeen3:
Okay, while we're anticipating our APLs (may we recieve the news in good faith, amen), I would like to pose a few questions please:

1. Would you accept this APL job if you have a phd and a secured post doc position that pays £3k pm?

2. Is it true that nnpc turns one into a glorified clerk?

These questions are purely for knowledge seeking and decision making, I wish everyone of us the very best of luck.

Thank you.

muhddeen3:


GT

Chukeg:

As I dey see am so. Tomorrow might be another day. It's past 4 already

muhddeen3:

GT

Abisoye92:
Tiger

ikenke:
Response from my Sauce/Source

PrettySandra:
Hmmm... GT with PhD. Maaad ooo. This competition is crazy shaaaa

muhddeen3:
Okay, while we're anticipating our APLs (may we recieve the news in good faith, amen), I would like to pose a few questions please:

1. Would you accept this APL job if you have a phd and a secured post doc position that pays £3k pm?

2. Is it true that nnpc turns one into a glorified clerk?

These questions are purely for knowledge seeking and decision making, I wish everyone of us the very best of luck.

Thank you.

joobseekar:


"probably"? Interesting!

trilobite:


Finally!!!
The solution is to view NNPC as a means to an end. Getting that few years experience in an NOC along with other qualifications should stand you out in the industry.

I know people who stuck with local oil companies, improved their CV and LinkedIn profile to the point where oil companies in Canada, and the middle East were jostling for their services.

Always see the big picture, don't follow the crowd who just want to sit one place and earn big money for doing nothing.

joobseekar:


Which State are you from, bro/sis?

Teaser4:
nope... Jaguar

muhddeen3:

Thanks for the response.. More questions come to mind though. In what way do you reckon a systems engineer can get groomed in NNPC?

Also, do they provide opportunities for capacity development?

My assumption (I so hope I'm wrong, lol) is that they give you training to fit in the role they deem you fit, not based on what you studied.. And from there, one carries on with the new job role (just like how our banks relagate graduates to cashier duty).

By my (hopefully flawed) assumption, one may be left with no option than to adopt a career that sits well with the corporation.

muhddeen3:


Niger state, sir.

muhddeen3:


Niger state, sir.