I live for a living
And the hardest part has been sapa, inflation and bad government

Motion graphics artist. My job ain't that hard. Only problem is at times it can get monotonous and boring when working on a particular project for too long. Also the hours i spend sitting down and staring at my screen is gradually taking it's toll on my eyesight.

Asides that. I'm cool with what i do. It pays the bills conveniently

Am an olosho(prostitute).. the hardest part is when I sleep all night my client house

I am a realtor,i consult for reputable real estate companies,the hardest part of my job is getting clients to believe the properties you are marketing are genuine,but it's getting better and better.

Am a Frontline executive,the most challenging part is dealing with people that are so rude.

I do Freelance work; that is working from home for clients in many parts of the world.
The most challenging part of my job is saying NO to some very lucrative short-notice contracts, simply because I don't want to disappoint my clients whose pay may not be as much.
I can teach you freelancing +2-3-4-8-0-3-9-3-0-0-3-4-9..

Clinton14:
I am a realtor,i consult for reputable real estate companies,the hardest part of my job is getting clients to believe the properties you are marketing are genuine,but it's getting better and better.

which state are u in?

My current Job is searching for a job.
The hardest part is, if you don't know someone that knows someone, then forget it.

Nevertheless, I will Keep on trying, I believe one day I will land my dream job.

Michelle55:
A freelancer... The hardest part is staying awake all night and sleeping when others are going to work or at work🌝

Fiverr or upwork or kwork

I work in a logistics company so i have to wake up as 5am early morning to make sure i catch up with the 6am & 9am flight because that will determine my work throughout the day, if i miss anyone of it then you've opened room for questioning and query QQ..

OK nobody is ready to spent more money on their house of worship equipment now a days once they see the little one manage.

Michelle55:
A freelancer... The hardest part is staying awake all night and sleeping when others are going to work or at work🌝

Pls can you tutor me in freelancing. My email is kpedebamise@gmail.com

As a System programmer, my primary responsibility is to write, test, debug, and maintain software using C and C++.To achieve this goal, I think carefully about the input data, output format, and logic required to design algorithms and software components.


I must use efficient design patterns and apply well known practices to prevent security vulnerabilities while building scalable applications capable of running on different hardware configurations.

During execution I monitor performance metrics such as CPU usage, memory footprint, network traffic and other key indicators used to evaluate system efficiency, and make tradeoffs based upon them to ensure optimal operation across different environments.


Lastly, working with legacy codebases remains the toughest part of my job since bad code accumulates technical debt leading to increased risk as projects evolve incrementally. Learning how to refactor low quality code into something resilient represents my biggest challenge.

If you desire more technical depth please don’t hesitate to ask additional questions! 😁

Reviewing error logs trying to find solutions
Creating Jirra ticket and documentations

Software engineering...React dey show man shege

Michelle55:
A freelancer... The hardest part is staying awake all night and sleeping when others are going to work or at work🌝

please can you link me up please...l currently write romance gigs for one of the leading romance blogs in the country...but their pay is very small...l can write quality gigs for you ma.. l'm good in the Romance/politics/history/ travel genres

Mko123:
I sell clothing material such as senator ware, plain and pattern, check, bavin, material, cashmere, Irish, lace e.t.c

The challenge in the above statement is that the business is subjected to rise and fall depending on celebration event

But I really need to go into programing, drop shipping and affiliate marketing but didn't see a seasoned tutor. All were just giving me e books that I can even download.

I'm thinking of going into the business you mentioned above.. are you saying it is not lucrative? I need proper advice

BucketMan:
I'm a lawyer

Awesome

Hmmm

I am a freelance digital marketer, copywriter and content writer.

My biggest challenge is getting new clients in a supersaturated ecosystem.

The few clients are those who pay peanuts and always say they are on a low budget.

Freelancing. The hardest part? Is finding a good paying client.

I am a business intelligence analyst/data analyst.
Hardest part of doing my job? Back to back shege from plenty people daily during the week, and on weekends i'm checking on the crazy data to make all is well the coming week.

Michelle55:
A freelancer... The hardest part is staying awake all night and sleeping when others are going to work or at work🌝

You just have a different schedule from others but still the same 24hrs.

I do at times miss my freelancing days, had control of my time and earned well from it but have moved on.

Negroid001:
Motion graphics artist. My job ain't that hard. Only problem is at times it can get monotonous and boring when working on a particular project for too long. Also the hours i spend sitting down and staring at my screen is gradually taking it's toll on my eyesight.

Asides that. I'm cool with what i do. It pays the bills conveniently

Get a medicated eye glass to protect your eyes from direct screen light.

Am a technician
I repair bank equipment
The only hard part of it is the transportation
Like. I deh always travel everyday
State to state

pocohantas:
I run a buka.

The hardest part has to be people that order for plenty ogufe, ishan and abodi. Time to pay and they will say "Which bank?" I prefer they pay me cash.

If payment option is your problem, then you don't have a problem. I thought you would mention preparing those meals because I know it takes a lot of effort and time.

Haynnie:
What kind of job do you do and what's the hardest part of your job you (learn how to) or (can't) tolerate?

I am an industrial engineer,I build and set up,both sachet and bottle water factories and installation of the machines too.
The hardest part of my job is when I tell a client to bring money so that we can get more materials,and he thinks I am just demanding for Money for my own self interest,that's why I don't buy equipment for my clients again,you buy I install, highest I will do is to follow you to the market,so that you will not buy fake.

I’m a man and I do hookup for a living.. The hardest part is that when we meet this slim babe they always stress us to knack dem more ..

sonature1:


If payment option is your problem, then you don't have a problem. I thought you would mention preparing those meals because I know it takes a lot of effort and time.

I have kitchen assistants. It takes time but we are used to it and we have plenty equipment. Payment is a problem because Nigerians are stubborn. Even when we tell them cash or POS. Some will want to pay with cowries sef.

I am a direct sales agent for a fintech start up HYDROGEN precisely, a subsidiary of Access holding group.
The hardest part of my job is convincing customers to use our products.
Our products include
instant pay and hydrogen pos

I’m currently serving in an engineering company , we deal with Automation, fire alarm,Access control and cctv.
The hardest part of my job is moving from one company another, climbing ladder and others.

pocohantas:


I have kitchen assistants. It takes time but we are used to it and we have plenty equipments. Payment is a problem because Nigerians are stubborn. Even when we tell them cash or POS. Some will want to pay with cowries sef.

You are very funny