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Rexaxe:Babalawo |
Adonis3:Jobi is this you?? |
tosscash1:I agree with you. All this one na makeup. God will help men. Makeup artists can't make Heaven. |
kingcypress:End time wife. |
Toks2008:Your sickness na follow come. |
BodyKiss:Since I joined winners, I've never lacked a thing. God's Word has changed my thinking. Better join the winning thing or you'll keep wailing for life. |
OSHI o m OLE |
This man's stealing skills na follow come. Ole |
I was just about to pay for a car. I think I'll make some mechanic friends before I go ahead. Nice thread. |
I'm not trying to hate, but this was how my CV looked years ago. It's good and I landed a job with it. Just be creative in building yours. Focus on what employers want to see and have a professional way of presenting it and you should be fine. I don't believe in that term "CV format". Those who create it are human beings like you. Write yours. |
Adah96:This babe fine ooo! |
Let him be hung with his feet and thrown from a cliff so vultures can eat his parts. Compound devil. |
Adah96:Why did you hide your face na?? |
This guy is jonzing. Obviously you no sabi. Have you checked key positions/// ?? NORTH!! |
True talk. |
Hi guys. My company needs an Oracle instructor for immediate employment. We are a leading training company based in the US with branches in 82 countries. I won't mention the name because it's actually confidential since it's an in-house recruitment but I believe someone here would benefit from it. Requirements: - must be done with nysc - must be willing to relocate within and outside Nigeria - must possess a degree in computer science or related courses with minimum of second class lower - highly proficient in Oracle database technology - knowledge of project management is not compulsory but is an added advantage - excellent teaching and communication skills - possession of relevant international professional certifications is an added advantage Remuneration is very attractive, with accommodation provided. I won't state the salary amount for obvious reasons, but interested and qualified candidates should please forward their CVs to me on: ogali.sunday@gmail.com All the best. |
Queennikky:
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Queennikky:Marry me.. |
superstar1:Your foolishness na follow come. It's obvious you were born to be a slave. |
Just tie him to the tire of one plane and allow it take off. |
Na Photoshop ooooo! Blood of God! Make up artists can't make Heaven!! |
INTROVERT:Chief introvert! |
My landlord and his wife, along with some other neighbors think I'm a wicked person that doesn't like children. This is because I don't allow their children come to play in my apartment. Let me tell you the short story: I moved in about 7 months ago, and my landlord lives just beside my flat. Everyday, his children (ages 2, 6 and 9) always come to knock that they want to come and play. Sometimes they say they want to watch cartoons since I have a dstv. The problem is, I live alone, I'm single and I don't have any children for them to play with. I spend most of my time at work except weekends when I love to cook. The children usually come during weekends. I decided not to let them come and play because I've been hearing about "65 yr old rapes this", " 25 yr old defines that ". I'm still very young, and please don't get me wrong: I'm not saying I have plans to defile anyone's child or that I'm capable of doing that. I usually see these children going to other flats and other houses on the street to " play" and I don't want a case where someone will defile any of them and I automatically become a suspect, that's why I decided not to let them come in. In fact, when they knock, I don't even answer once I know it's them. Now, people in the area are saying I'm a bad person that's why I don't like children. I don't want to tell them my reasons. Dear nairalanders, did I do the right thing? Is there a better way of handling this situation? Please advice. Cc: Lalasticlala |
Ladies will say be should stay. Abeg leave that girl. If she wan die make she die. Fool. |
Shey you said 11? |
I was doing my usual, going through posts and reading comments. I read one comment by one chick and did as most NL guys do: check her profile. After opening the profile I received a very great shock: her location said "Paris" and funny enough the picture was taken just in front of where I work cuz I am familiar with that environment. This isn't the first time I'm seeing such. Some babes will snap and say "#Team_London" when they're in Mushin. Abeg, shey na for fun abi na lifestyle? ![]() |
Which combination is your ideal man? Oya start building.. ![]() Cc: lalasticlala
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It's not necessary at all. Very unprofessional. |
What really happened to our women? Hairstyles these days have turned to something else. Ladies, what kind of hairstyles would you rock??
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For job seekers, and even those already working, there are 6 set of skills for you to have if you want to be successful in any work environment. In no particular order, they are: 1. Communication: Communication skills are very important for every individual. Many job seekers have lost some offers because they can't speak properly; and this is evident in how such persons "package" their CV. That alone can turn off any potential employer. Invest time in studying how to write sentences properly, master spelling of words and punctuation, and ultimately take classes to boost your speaking. 2. Working with numbers: Numbers are what every business deals with. Your ability to manipulate numbers will go a long way in keeping you on a job. I suggest you learn how to work with software such as Microsoft Excel and the likes. 3. Information Technology: Knowing fully well that the world is going "techy", you should not be left behind. Don't rely on old ways of doing things. IT skills cut across every discipline and business sector. Invest in those IT skills that are relevant to your discipline and the area(s) you work. It pays off in the long run to help retain your position at some point. 4. Team Playing: Working with people is a very important factor in determining how well you perform on a job. Being a "one man army" will only shield you from gaining much in the long run. You never know where your team mates may end up; so being able to work with people and keeping a good image has its benefits. 5. Problem solving: Every business is being set up to solve one or more problems. Being skillful at solving problems internally, however, is very rare these days. You should channel conscious effort into developing your problem solving skills. Let me add here that being creative at solving problems is also helpful. 6. Improvement: This is something most people neglect the most. After landing that job you've been chasing, or attaining a certain height in your career, one thing that should always remain on your mind is self improvement. Please devote your time to engaging in practices that will surely see you improve, such as taking courses, or attending seminars to learn better ways to do what you do best. It took me a while to write this, but I strongly believe that after reading this, you'll surely gain something tangible to fast track your career and business. Mods, kindly move this to front page so we all can learn from it. |


Have you checked key positions///
?? NORTH!!