Sorry it's cumin late but it's better late than never. Happy bday Debbie, May God bless ur new age and grant u ur hrt desires #llnp.

Orubebe01:
Pls help me out, am coming from oshodi end.

Morning bro, cn i pls hav ur email or no? am bn scheduled for d same interview 2morrow n wil luv 2 knw more abt d pay b4 2morrow

adedking:
I got the internship job with them but I don't know is I should go cos the confirmation isn't guaranteed in internship

Were u interviewed on tuesday 31/05/2016

Nampak Cartons Nigeria Limited, Ibadan, is a
member of a leading Gravure printing packaging
multinational with over 100 operations in 19
countries, committed to packaging excellence in
service delivery in accordance with global proven
best practices.
We seek to recruit a competent and result-oriented
candidates to fill the position below:

Job Title: Management Trainee
Location : Oyo

Job Description
The main purpose of this position is to develop future
leaders of our organisation.
This position will expose you to all functional areas
of our business while preparing you for your chosen
career path.

Requirements
The ideal candidates must:
Have a minimum of Second Class Lower Degree in
Engineering, Sciences, Social Sciences, Marketing
and Printing Technology from reputable Universities.
Not be more than 26 years old by December 2016.
Have completed NYSC by March 2016.
Be proficient in computer usage.
Have good interpersonal and analytical skills.
Have a high level of accuracy and pay great
attention to detail.
Have a CAN DO Attitude.

Remuneration
Remuneration package is very attractive.

Application Closing Date :
22nd March, 2016.

Method of Application
Interested and qualified candidates should forward
their applications and CV's (MS Word format)
containing current earning (if applicable), daytime
address, e-mail and telephone numbers to:
ncn.recruitment2010@yahoo.com using the position
of interest as subject.
Note : Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.

omisakint:





Alright bro... How long did it take for them to get back to you after the test... Cause we jst did the test last week for BSA for wema back... If you have the time can you pls give us a breakdown of the whole process after test and how long it took to call for interview. Thanks

Pls bro, wat were u guyz told d Branch Service Associate (BSA) means... Kindly tell us more... if it's a customer service agent or teller job so as 2 help us in our decision

TUBLEZ:
I was offered a job today in festac for 25k but I turned dem down, but if u hv interest maybe they can still consider ur cv..

Ur contact pls @Tublez

Any info as per d interview

No sane, healthy person immediately bounces back.
Feel bad for yourself for a short while. It's healthy to
allow yourself to feel annoyed and disappointed at
first. Wallow a little bit, treat yourself to your
favourite food/hobby, or do whatever else you need to
do when low. But then pick yourself up and dust
yourself off. Realise that everyone makes mistakes
and messes up. The ones that succeed are the ones
that can persevere and have another go.
Experiencing failure should make you more
confident next time, not less. You failed. What
happened? You didn't die. You weren't in agony. You
felt bad and then you got to carry on. The world
didn't end. It's not so bad. Have another shot. You'll
fail again some time in the future. It wasn't the end of
the world now, and it won't be then. Don't let your
fear of failing prevent you from succeeding.


1) Pick over the ashes
Once you are back on your feet, revisit the failure to
find nuggets of information and areas of personal
growth. What did you learn from this failure to help
you become a stronger and better person in the
future? What would you do differently? How do you
need to make amends, right a wrong, or correct a
mistake?


2) Put it in context
A big failure does not define your entire life. It may
feel that way at first, but try to perceive it within the
context of everything else in your life. You’ve had
plenty of successes. You’ve accomplished many
things and done well in many areas of your life.
The pain of failure taints your perceptions and paints
your life with the broad brushstroke of negativity. But
consciously regain control of your perceptions, and
remind yourself of these positive things. Remind
yourself that failure doesn’t define your essential
character, your intelligence, or your future.


3) Build your skills
One of the best cures for low confidence is gaining
mastery or proficiency in areas where you failed. If
your failure was caused by lack of preparation, lack
of knowledge, or lack of skill — then figure out what
you need to do to gain the preparation, knowledge or
skill — and go do it.


4) Face your fears
Once your self-confidence has a small foothold,
begin taking small and manageable steps to stretch
yourself, to try again. Act in spite of your fear of
failure, which will not truly dissipate until you
challenge it.
Use what you learned from your failure to help you
recalibrate.
Lean into your fear and accept it as a natural
response to the aftermath of failure. But don’t allow it
to control you.

“Our greatest glory is not in never failing, but
in rising up every time we fail.” ~Ralph
Waldo Emerson

A Federal High Court in Lagos on Monday struck out an application by telecommunication company, MTN, seeking a long adjournment in the suit filed against it by its competitor, Etisalat. Etisalat had headed for the court over an allegation that the Nigerian Communications Commission was giving MTN market advantage over it. The plaintiff is aggrieved with the MTN’s “Family and Friends” promo, which offers a call rate of 11 kobo per second to eight MTN subscribers and two non-MTN subscribers. Etisalat argued that MTN’s “Family and Friends” promo was launched in violation of NCC’s regulation, adding that the promo package was restricting outgoing call traffic to smaller operators “by pricing on-net tariffs lower so as to make off-net calls unattractive.” Etisalat said MTN was posing a threat to its business survival, adding that if the court did not urgently hear the suit, its business was liable to being eroded within a very short time. Subsequently, Justice Mohammed Idris had, on July 21, granted the application seeking an urgent hearing of the suit during the court’s long vacation. But at the resumed hearing on Monday, counsel for MTN, Olasupo Sasore (SAN), appeared in court with an application contesting the urgency claimed by Etisalat. Sasore argued that contrary to the claim by the plaintiff, there was nothing urgent in the matter to warrant it being heard during the court’s vacation. However, counsel for Etisalat, Kola Awodein (SAN), told the court that though Sasore only served him with a copy of the application in the evening of last week Friday, he had already filed his reply. Awodein also said that the lawyer representing NCC in the matter, Prof. Taiwo Osipitan (SAN), had pleaded with him that he was just briefed and he would need time to study the file. According to him, all the parties had agreed to come back to court on September 25, 2015. Following this development, the judge, consequently, struck out MTN’s application and adjourned till September 25, 2015 for further hearing. Etisalat, in the main suit, is seeking a review of a decision said to be recently taken by NCC allowing 30 per cent differential between MTN’s off-net and on-net retail mobile voice tariffs. According to Etisalat, with the said 30 per cent differential between its off-net and on-net retail mobile voice tariffs, MTN had been able to create what is called a “calling club,” an example of which is its “Family and Friends” promo. Copyright PUNCH.

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