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ejimikeokwu:Hey, am not in position to help you on this anymore. If you know anyone in makurdi or gboko you can ask for them to check around. Thanks |
AntiWailer:Lmao dude please don't ignore me. That your signature is a stinger lmao. You just funny jare |
Enaren:no be only short service, na short time lool |
stop making noise there! if MTN, Airtel and Etisalat with GLO data is too expensive, port to a newer network. The price hike does not affect them. |
McBrooklyn:its simple minded niggas like you that keep setting us back a few hundred years every 10 years we step forward. educate yourself boy. the world is too compact for you to still be this ignorant. major key! |
Okay here is my two cents yeah? Dragnet this is for you: why waste so much resources on administering a test that requires candidates physical presence at a test center when you can administer the same test remotely. This will ensure that more candidates are afforded the opportunity to participate, unemployed graduates who do not necessarily have abundants funds to bankroll a journey thru and fro test centers especially when this is interstate will be relieved of this inconvenience, the perils associated with this kind of journeys will be alleviated as well. Ultimately, you will cuts costs at your own end. The backlog of increased entries can be dealt with by automating the entire process down to shortlisting of successful candidates. The process becomes more efficient, even effective. Now, onto the test itself. This requires speed and accuracy. It cannot be overemphasized. Speed and Accuracy, my fellow soldiers in this battle to defeat the enemy, unemployment. Really in these kinds of tests, what you are being guaged on is not necessarily how brilliant you are, however your Traditional cognitive intelligence is being put to the test. This is the ability to plan, reason, and use logical deduction to solve problems, but also the capability to apply abstract thinking while learning from and responding to the environment. So there is no time to calculate, ponder or even think as time is of the essence. As a gentleman shared earlier in a post before me, you use logic to address these questions. If you have to provide an answer to an arithmetic question, you do not have to solve the question right down to the end, ohhh no soldier you dont do that. Once you see the enemy, you hold that government issued M16 up right and shoot for the head. No questions asked. Look at your options, what is your most probable answer, if you can spot it, great stuff. If you can't, your village people have spotted you and are stabilizing the water pot so they can see you clearly. Do not let this happen. You can sort this out by eliminating options from the list starting from most unlikely. Your only other option is to try solving the entire question in 30 seconds. Is this really the option you want to take. If your answer to this question is yes then my fellow soldier you will remain a soldier in this battle and you will attain the rank of chief of army staff in the not so distant future. When taking passage questions, learn how to employ finger to eye coordination. As mentioned earlier, referring to the young man's article, I find that reading using my finger to trace in the passage while looking for answers is quite resourceful and I am assuming it will be same for you. No one cares how you work towards getting your answer. Just get it. Find what works for you and exploit it. You have to practise as well. Clear your mind and familiarize yourself with these different scenarios. Not just when you have a test like this, just do this in your spare time you know. Listen to the news, interact with people, listen to them, read books, magazines, newspapers and what have you. These items are the manual for your government issued M16. You have to learn to use that machine adequately. Is this a guarantee that you will ace this mediocre system put in place to inadequately test competences that are semi related to functions that you will need to perform on the job. You be the judge of that. Truth is, there is no wrong or right way to address the challenges that we will encounter. I might try a difficult way and it does not work for me, it can however work for another individual. My simple way might not work for the same individual who already has his/her way doing it the difficult style. All am trying to say is, First Bank abeg if una dey select no forget me. |
veronica23:hehehe i will assume you are one of the girls. did you write in lagos? |
agrovick:LOOL it was crazy man. I know am not suppose to eavesdrop on people's conversation but they were right behind me nothing I could do. At one point I turned around and looked at one of the girls that made a really shocking statement about men and she smiled at me like ''boy take me number and call me after today''. I frowned back at her like ''nah i'm good. I dont have a phone'' lool crazy stuff man |
Anyone wrote at huntsville 5;30pm yesterday? Well I did. Was a funny experience for me. This is my first time writing such a test. Man there were so many people. What!!! The girls on the queue behind me were funny. They were discussing about boyfriends, MMM, marriage and the frustrating feeling of never going pass the testing stage of these kind of tests. Interesting experience for me. Let's see how it goes from here. |
agrovick:most definately man. just considering a few things before i make a decision. Thanks man |
agrovick:salute! everything bouqi man. we just moving with the times you know. hows your end. i got this test today at half 5. Still thinking whether or not to honor the invitation. |
agrovick:baba twale!! your're here. correct soldier. |
Huntsville 5:30pm. Funny enough i had my ccna training in that same building. Still deciding whether or not I should go for this test. |
IDEKEALUMONA:Haha. you need to slap yourself. I will assume that you just made a mistake with your calculations. 8000 MT is a whooping 160,000 bags of 50kg rice. If Mr Williams decides to sell even at 5k per 50kg rice that is a whooping 800M. I dont know what his operating costs are but that is a staggering figure nonetheless. Nigeria produces a total of 2M MT yearly so for an individual to produce 8000 MT of that 2M on his own is quite impressive I must say. Now for those asking where is the rice where is the rice. You dont see Mr William's rice in the market because he does not package and sell his rice. He sells to rice mills around Nigeria. And no I am not Mr Williams or his associate. Just a randomer sharing facts. |
mulattoclaroo:you sound like an idiot. ohh wait you probably are. hi idiot. bye idiot. |
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Utchgirl:Lmao wow you seem like the kind of person I would hang around |
hungryboy:I was eating rice curry when I read this. Lmao nigga said slap a few kids here and there smh #savage |
missKiffy:just negodu your life. the man is Infact within his rights to depend a refund for his expenses. I don't think he intended to run a charity. |
missKiffy:just negodu your life. the man is Infact within his rights to depend a refund for his expenses. I don't think he intended to run a charity. |
banmee:e pain you |
banmee:Wrong. not an insult. it was just meant to be funny. Heathrow's twitter handle is always giving those kind of responses |
Sermwell:number one rule of business; always iron out the nitty-gritty details of a business deal with partners regardless of who they are before jumping head first into a business. That's a major key! |
Bubewilson:as in ehhhh zero innovative processes niggas are embracing renewal energy to reduce carbon footprint we using it as an alternative smh |
thesicilian:let me explain to you what is happening...Mark is a freaking billionaire so ordinarily he will have so many clothes and most likely a walk in wardrobe. As the CEO of a company you will expect that he will wear a suit and a tie just to look cooperate. imagine walking into a wardrobe with at least 100 suits and a few hundred shoes. Deciding what shirt to wear that will match a certain suit and shoe expands considerable amount of mental energy in that kind of environment cause it's overwhelming. So he decides to bypass that energy waste by sticking to a simplified uniform. Q.E.D |
mrbyron:Lmao savage man. Savage |
agrovick:standard bank in SA, stanbic IBTC in Nigeria. Stanbic Holdings Limited as the parent company |
agrovick:Lool I just saw this on one of the job boards this evening. signed up and submitted my application. thanks for looking out man. you are real one. |
FexyB:nice. atleast you had a pleasant experience. what specialty did you apply for? a bunch of other people just got their online video interviews done that same week as your assessment centre do you know if they will be additional assessment centre sessions? |
sawyer89:okay fair enough no I haven't |
agrovick:my baby needs some shoes mama need a house what am gone? hustle hard! haha am here man. Somethings gatta give right? just randomly performed my morning ritual of checking my email for a notification that God has picked my call and saw this GSK thing I gave up on age ago. from my assessment however I think something is wrong with IBM's systems because everyone seems to be getting the same mail simultaneously. you took yours 2 months ago too I guess yeah? |


