Hello all,

Please let us have a verified information before we make our conclusions.

If ETB finally reviews their salary to that, then i think its very good for them o!

They have the money, its just to spend it.

I also heard that before you are employed, you must have an interview face-to-face with the boss himself. how true is this?

HEY,

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POST FREE PRODUCTS AS LOW AS N100 and have people conatact you to buy them.

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GOOD LUCK!

Good question OBIJACK,

That's the main thing,

Thanks for the post.

You can also find more great jobs on www.netserveafrica.com

Best of Luck

Yeah,

I attended an interview with them into DHL but didn't go through. They are big though, but not that really big.

They have an automated testing software for conducting their tests and on.

regards

Hello House,

Vacancies exists in GLOBACOM and SAIPEM for graduates.

Check for the full details on www.netserveafrica.com scroll down to see the post.

Good Luck!

I think its one of the best and not the best online. But here in Nigeria, it is the best so far in terms of information and communication.

Kudo to Seun for a job well done, but it seems one Lewis Media bought it over. Scroll to the borrom-most and see their link, why is it there?

All the best

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Well dadgal,

Kissing is REAL FORNICATION. Stay away from it, you're still in your teen age and can't afford to contract sexual diseases that accompanies such acts. You could really get HIV/AIDS and other diseases from such acts.

LIVE RESPONSIBLY.


To your success always
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I have also heard about the CommandClem stuff and many Nigerians are really hoping for it.

All I know is that the deal is true and real and its about a patent sold to Mobil a long time ago which was breached by this organisation for a long time.

It is very risky though and one might not be sure of the assuredness, we're all Nigerians.

My advise for members or potential members is to check the probability of the concerned company i.e. MOBIL check their annual report and account if they ever make any provision for CONTINGENT LIABILITY to that effect.

To your success,

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Hi,

Maybe you are not a very good receptionist or something,

I found a post on becoming a good receptionist and jobs too on www.netserveafrica.com/forum which might interest you.

All the best.

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Hi Joke,

Really fall pity for you O! I think its good as you have made their name public so the world will know. If it were in the developed economies, you can easily sur them. But I suggest you report them to the NLC - Nigeria Labour Congress. Guess the company is all this lebanese firms that treat their staff anyhow.

Try and get another job, search vacancies and visit www.netserveafrica.com for job alert and career information.

Best regards

Good analysis there from Superstar,

He has really done justice to the post by giving an insider information about the topic at hand.

In my own view, as a graduate, the best thing you can do for yourself and the Nigerian economy is to the self-employed.

Just THINK and GROW RICH. Do something unique, something different, something that stands out and the sky is not your limit. Don't ever try to copy what some-else has done. The idea is, find a need and fill that need with a solution and people will beg you with money.

Remember! THE OWNER OF IDEAS RULE THE WORLD!


To your success


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Hi,

First, you need to create your CV and read more about interviews.

Next, you apply for jobs online and offline too

Apply for jobs and read articles on jobs and recruitment on www.netserveafrica.com

Regards

Good one there guy!

Keep up the good work,


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Hello Nairlanders,

The World is in the IT age and I keep wondering why graduates can't just sit down and think of putting their CV in CD rather than the normal paper form which is common.
Being uniques is a thing any reasonable employer will always appreciate. No matter what, the employer is impressed and the owner has an upper hand over the regular applicants. Remeber, CHANGE IS CONSTANT & GOOD.

Change the way you do your CV. Do a flash animation CV that can load immediatelly its inserted in the computer and even plays a solo sound for the reviewer. Try it today, I'm sure you'd have a edge!

If you have difficulties doing this, get in touch with me via the site below for tips and help.


To your success


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The fact about Internet Scams is that the more the rate increases, the more it leads to a blackmail of the image of the country and its people.

So we all must fight against this in our respective capacities and rise up to the task.

These are suggestions of what we can do:
- Advice our family, friends and colleagues who are into scams
- Report the stubborn ones to EFCC
- Launch campaigns online to fight scams (see www.dontgetdupped..com)
- Preach about this in our respective churches and mosques
- And so on

Together we can fight against NIGERIAN INTERNET SCAM

To your success

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Let's be honest, it will be difficult to return it but JUST PUT YOURSELF IN THE SHOES OF THE OWNER.

He'd be miserable where-ever he is.

So i'd advice you just spend part of the cash paying for radio and TV announcements to find the owner and I'm very sure the owner will NOT fail to compensate you for the efforts.

To your success


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The Norwegian Gender Equality Act was passed in 1978. It is intended to ensure that men and women are treated equally. The act is important for both sexes, though it is the position of women that is in particular focus.

Women fought for equality for many years before the Norwegian Gender Equality Act was passed. Women won inheritance rights equal to men’s in 1854, and unmarried women won the right to be considered independent adults in 1864. Married women did not win this right until 1888. This meant they now had control over what was done with their own assets.

The Norwegian Association for Women's Rights was founded in 1884. Its members were both women and men.

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