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Re: What Change Would You Like To See In Job Listings In 2023? by Karlifate: 2:57pm On Feb 24, 2023
dmgr:
Fresh graduates with little or no experience should be given the chance to prove themselves. On the long run, they might end up performing even beyond expectations.

Most job openings I have come across, part of the major requirements is that the Ideal candidate should possess minimum of 3-5 years post NYSC experience.
The question now is, how am I, as a fresh graduate suppose to gain 3+ experience without working?


Right from the womb. grin grin

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Re: What Change Would You Like To See In Job Listings In 2023? by dmgr(m): 3:22pm On Feb 24, 2023
Karlifate:


Right from the womb. grin grin

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Re: What Change Would You Like To See In Job Listings In 2023? by flexyrule(m): 3:31pm On Feb 24, 2023
24 years for Degree holders and 26 years for Masters holders.

That rubbish should stop!

Applicant must have graduated not less than 2 years ago.

That fraud must stop!

Applicant must not have more than 3 years work experience.

That scam must stop too!

Give everyone equal opportunity, then select the best from the pool.

And then generally...

Tribalism... MDAs headed by someone from a particular region, isn't a liaison office. You'll enter an office and you'd think you're in a State Local Government Secretariat.

That nonsense must stop!

The Central Bank and other highly specialised government MDAs must advertise vacancies.

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Re: What Change Would You Like To See In Job Listings In 2023? by Jokerman(m): 3:45pm On Feb 24, 2023
Let HRs or Companies start putting expected salaries.

Let's know if the job position attracts a salary of 40/50/100k... so job seekers don't waste their time. Who go work, go work!

Reduce number if experience. Everyone is teachable so long they have educational background for said job

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Re: What Change Would You Like To See In Job Listings In 2023? by Tejiri09: 3:58pm On Feb 24, 2023
remove anything call contract or better still casual from work Gueniess for example is leading company in that Act

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Re: What Change Would You Like To See In Job Listings In 2023? by shawnfamous(m): 4:19pm On Feb 24, 2023
wunmi590:


1. Salary structure
2. Virtual interview (though where I work, my company used to reimburse applicant their transportation fee)
3. The available slot they have
4. Etc
please I need a job
Re: What Change Would You Like To See In Job Listings In 2023? by ONNYX: 4:23pm On Feb 24, 2023
SmartPolician:
Show the salaries. Stop wasting people's time, telling them that you offer attractive salaries when you still pay 100k or less.

For God's sake, 100k is less than $140. Good jobs shouldn't pay less than 500k ($670) per month ๐Ÿ˜Œ๐Ÿ˜Œ๐Ÿ˜Œ๐Ÿ˜Œ

Don't use the phrase, the pay is attractive, if you are paying less than $500.

You are the one of the few posters that I enjoy reading on Nairaland.

It's so sad that this time your post was poorly thought through. But then we all have bad days every once in a while.

A good job is a very relative concept with an extremely wide horizon. What you refer to as a good job 500USD is what some people will not even bother to consider even for a minute. It is also only a dream for some applicants.

What we need in Nigeria especially for our youth is at the first instance a consistent income. When they get this they can then think properly and perhaps plan for a greater career move.

You may find it difficult to understand if you graduated from your training and landed a job almost immediately. The psychological trauma that goes with the hopelessness arising from Zero income is enough to make any one insane. A job with consistent income first.... ...and then career growth and improvement.

By the way, my appreciation goes to the plethora of private school owners and indeed other small scale business owners who have been largely unrecognised. It is these people that have provided some succour and support for the youth of this country over the years.

Just imagine our contemporary society without these job openings.

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Re: What Change Would You Like To See In Job Listings In 2023? by morakakin(m): 5:56pm On Feb 24, 2023
Age especially the armed forces and police.

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Re: What Change Would You Like To See In Job Listings In 2023? by dchamp234(m): 6:13pm On Feb 24, 2023
We don't want " Monkey de work bamboo de chop" kind of job anymore, it should be one man for himself.....

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Re: What Change Would You Like To See In Job Listings In 2023? by bumy27(f): 7:37pm On Feb 24, 2023
Age barriers

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Re: What Change Would You Like To See In Job Listings In 2023? by timtrader(m): 10:16pm On Feb 24, 2023
Age limit should be considered. It shouldn't be 30 as they usually attach to gvt jobs

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Re: What Change Would You Like To See In Job Listings In 2023? by ProphetofOdin: 11:13pm On Feb 24, 2023
State the benefits and salary range.
I have just gone through a recruitment process with an organisation and even did medicals. Only to realise that they're paying 100k per month, this is even lower than what I earn presently.
I felt insulted; my time I shud have use in doing something productive was wasted too.

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Re: What Change Would You Like To See In Job Listings In 2023? by QuinModah(f): 11:41pm On Feb 24, 2023
As in very annoying especially on NL
4laferarri:
Fresh graduates should be considered when stating their job requirement.

Imagine 5 to 6 year working experience for a Job that they are offering 150k salary.
Re: What Change Would You Like To See In Job Listings In 2023? by MOHSHESHI(m): 8:26am On Feb 25, 2023
Age should be scrapped out for applicants

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Re: What Change Would You Like To See In Job Listings In 2023? by Yusuph2504(m): 10:17am On Feb 25, 2023
leisuretym:
Hourly paid Job listings
yeah
Re: What Change Would You Like To See In Job Listings In 2023? by Rubyjade: 10:10pm On Feb 26, 2023
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Re: What Change Would You Like To See In Job Listings In 2023? by Pojomojo: 7:09am On Feb 28, 2023
shocked
morakakin:
Age especially the armed forces and police.
Re: What Change Would You Like To See In Job Listings In 2023? by Pojomojo: 7:10am On Feb 28, 2023
ProphetofOdin:
State the benefits and salary range.
I have just gone through a recruitment process with an organisation and even did medicals. Only to realise that they're paying 100k per month, this is even lower than what I earn presently.
I felt insulted; my time I shud have use in doing something productive was wasted too.
very annoying
Re: What Change Would You Like To See In Job Listings In 2023? by morakakin(m): 2:51pm On Feb 28, 2023
Pojomojo:
shocked
There is so much unemployment and security issues in nigeria.now there are so many high iq smart and physical fit employed people in nigeria ready to join the forces but age no gree.why not use one stone kill two birds.

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Re: What Change Would You Like To See In Job Listings In 2023? by Pojomojo: 12:20pm On Mar 01, 2023
Nah
morakakin:
There is so much unemployment and security issues in nigeria.now there are so many high iq smart and physical fit employed people in nigeria ready to join the forces but age no gree.why not use one stone kill two birds.
Re: What Change Would You Like To See In Job Listings In 2023? by morakakin(m): 12:47pm On Mar 01, 2023
Pojomojo:
Nah
nah,so you like the situation nigeria is,or you think that some people whom are in they later 30s or early 40s can't do a good job in any force,let me ask you a question why do you think there is so much employment or poverty or insecurity in nigeria? Or because your not 22 o 24 you can't serve your country.coming to think of it whom do you think will have better understanding with humans in the police force a 22 old youngsters or a grown-up 40 yr old who has more experience and understanding in life.

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Re: What Change Would You Like To See In Job Listings In 2023? by morakakin(m): 2:15pm On Mar 01, 2023
Count of police force 371,800 officers
Total military force personnel 2,230,000
Total Nigeria population 219,697,926
With this numbers does it not show that we need more personnel in all forces? And if they cut the age limit will insecurity and unemployment cut down?
Re: What Change Would You Like To See In Job Listings In 2023? by SMJay: 11:52pm On Mar 03, 2023
wink
FATHAT:


Higher job opportunities. Applicants should be put to test and placed under probation before they're finally recruited, retirement age should be strictly adhered to and pensions to be payed at due times.
Re: What Change Would You Like To See In Job Listings In 2023? by Pojomojo: 7:39am On Mar 05, 2023
Don't always give up on yourself.

Sometime last year, a particular young guy applied to join our organisation as a professional creative.

During the written and oral interview, you could see how passionate he was seeking to join Sabi Writers.

The job meant a lot to him.

Unfortunately, he didn't meet our criteria.

So he wasn't hire.

He felt really bad when we broke the sad news.

But he didn't stop.

Many months after, he applied again.

We saw his name on our database and we decided to invite him over for a second examination with us.

He was determined to clinch the job

He sat for a couple of our tests.

I saw his latest crafts and I was utterly impressed.

The quality of his work had improved.

Apparently, after the first rejection, he dust off the failure and kept on working on himself to be better.

Long story short, he finally got the job!

During the interview, he asked for a salary range but we said, no, we're going to pay him something more

He was speechless!

So I asked him:

"How bad do you want to join Sabi Writers?"

His reply was:

"So bad that I had to apply again..."
morakakin:
nah,so you like the situation nigeria is,or you think that some people whom are in they later 30s or early 40s can't do a good job in any force,let me ask you a question why do you think there is so much employment or poverty or insecurity in nigeria? Or because your not 22 o 24 you can't serve your country.coming to think of it whom do you think will have better understanding with humans in the police force a 22 old youngsters or a grown-up 40 yr old who has more experience and understanding in life.
Re: What Change Would You Like To See In Job Listings In 2023? by Tradegood: 11:18am On Mar 06, 2023
SMJay:
What change would you like to see in job listings in 2023?

Comment below ๏ฟฝ
Recruiters should always learn to ask Applicants if they would prefer Virtual or physical, online or offline/walkin interviews.
Not everyone likes online interviews!

Always state salary to avoid wasting people's barely-there transportation fare.

Lavylilly, wunmi590

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Re: What Change Would You Like To See In Job Listings In 2023? by wunmi590(m): 2:30pm On Mar 06, 2023
Tradegood:

Recruiters should always learn to ask Applicants if they would prefer Virtual or physical, online or offline/walkin interviews.
Not everyone likes online interviews!

Always state salary to avoid wasting people's barely there transportation fare.

Lavylilly, wunmi590


This is apt

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Re: What Change Would You Like To See In Job Listings In 2023? by lavylilly: 9:17pm On Mar 08, 2023
wink
wunmi590:


This is apt
Re: What Change Would You Like To See In Job Listings In 2023? by Tradegood: 6:00pm On Apr 13, 2023
wunmi590:


This is apt
Thank you.
Re: What Change Would You Like To See In Job Listings In 2023? by Tradegood: 9:41pm On May 25, 2023
Employers should always check their spam box.
Re: What Change Would You Like To See In Job Listings In 2023? by Oyindamolah: 10:51pm On May 25, 2023
shawnfamous:
please I need a job
Have you gotten a job?
Re: What Change Would You Like To See In Job Listings In 2023? by shawnfamous(m): 1:48pm On May 28, 2023
Oyindamolah:
Have you gotten a job?
Yes I have, God bless

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