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Those mentioning Schlumberger as one of the companies, either must not know anything about the company or he is on some dangerous brand of dope  . The pay is marginally better than the lower paying banks and within segments in the company, there are wide pay differences, some segments in schlumberger dont pay better than First Bank or TIB, for real.

I believe Rich marrying Rich is alright, it is even good. It is better for people from similar backgrounds to get married to each other, this is because it is very likely that their perspectives and approach to issues would be similar. So parental matchmaking is Alright. Marriage is the oldest form of beneficial alliance between families and nations known to man. And LOVE?, it is simply OVER-RATED in my own opinion

I believe Rich marrying Rich is alright, it is even good. It is better for people from similar backgrounds to get married to each other, this is because it is very likely that their perspectives and approach to issues would be similar. So parental matchmaking is Alright. Marriage is the oldest form of beneficial alliance between families and nations known to man. And LOVE?, it is simply OVER-RATED

I think the major problem with Human resource practise in Nigeria, is that the vast majority of Nigerian companies don't view their HR depts as a strategic tool. It is my belief that GREAT people is the single most important factor for organisational success. The earlier we stop to regard HR as the "hire, fire & payroll" department, the better it will be for Nigerian companies.

Well i think it is best to be self employed. There is a lot of talk about the pay package in the Oil & communications industries, but the truth is that Salaries, no matter how large, can only at the very best make you comfortable. if you have plans of being wealthy, dont stay too long in paid employment

Have read everybody's contributions so far, will it help to sit for and pass the Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) Level 1 examination. I mean is it a substantial plus

A lot of u guys are simply not realistic, I think Nigerian graduates should be judged according to how well they have utilised the less than meagre resources at their disposal. I think on this scale Nigerian graduates have done marvelously well.

Need Advice On Financial Services Career

I am a final year science student in the University of Ibadan. I am quite versatile and I want to pursue a career in financial services (Investment Banking or [b]Asset Management [/b]precisely),

I am planning to seat for Chartered Financial Analyst(CFA) level 1 examination immediately I graduate as well as ICAN. Do you think this will help me in getting a good Job in Nigeria or Abroad, or what else can I do.

I am new to the nairaland forum, I am interested in things related to Nigerian Business & Finance. You can check out my URL, http://uk.360.yahoo.com/seun_85  for more about me & my writings