I cry for you Nigeriaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa,
Are we talking about REPS that were  not voted by the people?
This topic doesn't worth wasting our time.

We have spent 50 yrs in the wilderness, More 50 yrs to spend in the Mountains, then learn democrazy for another 50yrs after which power must have rotated to all the Geo-political zones. May be natural disaster would come and teach our politicians how to do things right, God forbide

But what our politicians are doing today to some extend shows the family life of some nigerians which they bring to the public.

I don't like thinking and talking about Naija, A TIME BOMB

Guys, read what is in the link below and tell us what you think about the Ijaw man, South-South and Nigeria.

http://www.thisdayonline.com/nview.php?id=167795

Can't u guys see the handwriting on the wall, Some pple think without power they can't do any other thing in Naija.
Let's forget the pple at Aso rock and think of how to better our individual lives.

Laughhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh, chaiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii, the Ijaw man is just seeing what the Igbo man saw some 35 years ago.
Good to see that The Igbo man is the Audience now.

1.Remember that the job goes to the candidate who performs best on the
day of the interview: preparation is vital
2. When you’re preparing for the interview, gather ‘intelligence’ in addition
to the information the organisation sends you
3. Rehearse stories and examples that illustrate your strengths
4. Dress to fit in, and make sure you’re comfortable in your clothes
5. Do a ‘dummy run’ of your journey to the interview venue so that you
arrive on time
6. Use breathing exercises to control your nerves
7. When you walk into the interview room smile, make eye contact and
shake hands ---If there is oppurtunity for that.
8. Sit with a confident posture, then be yourself
9. Keep record of the interviewers names after introduction, call them by their names when answering their questions. E.g '' In answering Mr. Samuel's question, '' Don't point hands at them
10. Ask great questions which sell you, Don't ask for pay if you are not asked to do so.
11. Ask for feedback after the interview

It was advertised in the Guardian News paper long time ago, I can't remember the date. If I'm to guess, about two months ago.

Please, Nairalanders, I need response that would give me idea of what to expect in the test and the interview.

Thanks.

Dear Nairalanders,

I just got a call from Ericcson inviting for a test and interview. Please, I need information on their test and interview format for Telecom Engineers,particularly does with little experience in the Telecom sector.

Please this is an urgent matter, the test and interview is on 7th Nov 2007, that is next 2moro.

Thanks.

Pls Brothers, NTTS ia an Indian company. They don't build cell sites. They are into Data Networks,Alcatel PABX and ISP

As for the  pay package,expect what you can get from any other Indian Company.Never Expect Much is their Language.
However, If they need you badly,they may pay you well i.e if your last payed salary is high.

During Negotiation, (''A must Do'' if you don't want them to deceive you) make sure you bagain well.

Good Luck

Pls Brothers, NTTS ia an Indian company. They don't build cell sites. They are into Data Networks,Alcatel PABX a

As for the pay package,expect what you can get from any other Indian Company.Never Expect Much is their Language.
However, If they need you badly,they may pay you well i.e if your last payed salary is high.

During Negotiation, (''A must Do'' if you don't want them to deceive you) make sure you bagain well.

Good Luck