I'm roughly 2-3 months away from rounding off my NYSC programme and I just got a job with a telecomm firm and they resolved to paying 60k per month (after tax). Now I'm at a crossroad because I was aiming for something higher than this. This really has nothing to do with pride as some people might assume, just that I'm somewhat disturbed that the sum is not 'okay' enough, considering the harsh realities confronting the economy presently. I'm expected to start soon and I'm so confused, whether to accept or reject the offer.

I think you should. Although the sum might look small, considering what Nigeria is saying now but I think you should. If you have a better offer hanging elsewhere, then you should chase that. If not, stick with this for now and work something out.

Experience is the beat teacher,your just a young graduate.If after your t-fare expenses and you still have something left in the pocket.I'll advice you to pickup the job from there you now work for something greater.


Don't forget we have thousands of unemployed out there begging for such opportunity.
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wailing:

It is a typographical error. I didn't ask you to assess the structure of my sentences and I didn't ask to be faulted.

I will advise you to take the offer, if the salary can take care of your basic needs like transport fare, feeding and other sundry expenses. You can always get another offer and experience is very key. Go grab it.

onyekaegbo:
I'm roughly 2-3 months away from rounding off my NYSC programme and I just got a job with a telecomm firm and they resolved to paying 60k per month (after tax). Now I'm at a crossroad because I was aiming for something higher than this. This really has nothing to do with pride as some people might assume, just that I'm somewhat disturbed that the sum is not 'okay' enough, considering the harsh realities confronting the economy presently. I'm expected to start soon and I'm so confused, whether to accept or reject the offer.

Lalasticlala
Seun
Mynd44

Please accept the offer with kind gesture but you wouldn't limit yourself there. Accepting the offer gives you edge among other fresh graduate applicants as you already have working experience.

Please take it to build your CV.

All the best.

60k ain't bad for a start bro. I advise u take the offer, it may be a stepping stone to a big job. gud luck!

While most pple r saying accept,I suggest u do ur homework first, after ur T-fare and all,ow much do u really take home......fine things r hard Bt u can't afford working n dem practically begging someone to loan u some Moni jst to add to ur T-fare for the month
I hope u understand wat I'm driving at?

onyekaegbo:
I'm roughly 2-3 months away from rounding off my NYSC programme and I just got a job with a telecomm firm and they resolved to paying 60k per month (after tax). Now I'm at a crossroad because I was aiming for something higher than this. This really has nothing to do with pride as some people might assume, just that I'm somewhat disturbed that the sum is not 'okay' enough, considering the harsh realities confronting the economy presently. I'm expected to start soon and I'm so confused, whether to accept or reject the offer.

Lalasticlala
Seun
Mynd44

Would you have something to save at the end of each month?
Would you learn on the job?

If yes. Take the job.

It's always easier to get another job once you have one already.

onyekaegbo:
I'm roughly 2-3 months away from rounding off my NYSC programme and I just got a job with a telecomm firm and they resolved to paying 60k per month (after tax). Now I'm at a crossroad because I was aiming for something higher than this. This really has nothing to do with pride as some people might assume, just that I'm somewhat disturbed that the sum is not 'okay' enough, considering the harsh realities confronting the economy presently. I'm expected to start soon and I'm so confused, whether to accept or reject the offer.

You have no other offer so accept it.

I was thinking you had real problems not knowing you just dey wan for Dantata ontop your 19'k allawee.

Reasons to accept the job:

1. Nothing to lose.

2. Work Experience.

3. Make some money (no matter how meagre).

4. "A bird in hand.................................."

5. Nothing to lose.

Pfft... Reject it bro and come back here to tell us d story that touch... At least others will learn from ur mistake..

what telco be that?

Please my brother, you are very lucky! Don't turn it down, a bird at hand is worth more than a thousand in the bush!

Start small and aim big. all the best bro!

You need experience which is one of the best things this offer will give you. In the long run experience speaks volume more than certificates!

#dontturnthisofferdown

Abeg take d offer bro, naija is not smiling on job seekers. Count ursef lucky. Dey wil increase ur salary later n u can stil be luking for anoda job. Congrats!

Imagine u don't even have a discharge certificate yet!!!! I don't think you should think twice about this

I finished nysc dis year still looking for offers. None have come my way yet. You better grab it cos you may not get another soon. BTW i dey find job o

U see Nigerians wrk even dey for u, u stil dey seek for advice, smh

If dm no gv u d job, u go dey blame Buhari




No, reject d job.

u better don't be stupid......accept the job,garner experience and get a bigger one.

Reject the offer, it is too small.

Please reject it and tell them you have someone you want to refer. The pay is not okay, I must say, fornyoie status

Please reject it and tell them you have someone you want to refer. The pay is not okay, I must say, for your status

onyekaegbo:
I'm roughly 2-3 months away from rounding off my NYSC programme and I just got a job with a telecomm firm and they resolved to paying 60k per month (after tax). Now I'm at a crossroad because I was aiming for something higher than this. This really has nothing to do with pride as some people might assume, just that I'm somewhat disturbed that the sum is not 'okay' enough, considering the harsh realities confronting the economy presently. I'm expected to start soon and I'm so confused, whether to accept or reject the offer.

Bro, do not count your chickens before they're hatched. i advise that you take the job. Then when you see what you're aiming for, you can then resign. It doesn't cost you a thing. Besides, do you know what God's plan for your life is?

Accept the job atleast u need something to enrich ur cv in terms of work experience. However if u don't need it, kindly pass it to me. I will gladly welcome it

Accept the job offer.

Put ur mind on what your target and worth is and don't rest until you get it.

onyekaegbo:
I'm roughly 2-3 months away from rounding off my NYSC programme and I just got a job with a telecomm firm and they resolved to paying 60k per month (after tax). Now I'm at a crossroad because I was aiming for something higher than this. This really has nothing to do with pride as some people might assume, just that I'm somewhat disturbed that the sum is not 'okay' enough, considering the harsh realities confronting the economy presently. I'm expected to start soon and I'm so confused, whether to accept or reject the offer.

use speed carry the job...
No even think am..
Just use speed grab am first...once you don get am, you fit start to dey confuse..

Mtscheeew!

onyekaegbo:
I'm roughly 2-3 months away from rounding off my NYSC programme and I just got a job with a telecomm firm and they resolved to paying 60k per month (after tax). Now I'm at a crossroad because I was aiming for something higher than this. This really has nothing to do with pride as some people might assume, just that I'm somewhat disturbed that the sum is not 'okay' enough, considering the harsh realities confronting the economy presently. I'm expected to start soon and I'm so confused, whether to accept or reject the offer.

Lemme have it

I will answer your question with questions

1. What or how much are you aiming at?
2. Does this job has a link to getting you your dream career?
3. Will the job give you opportunity to improve yourself?
4. Can you save up something from the proceeds?
5. Do you think that taking up this job will help improve your capacity in certain skills required for building a successful career?
6. Have you prayed about it?

onyekaegbo:
I'm roughly 2-3 months away from rounding off my NYSC programme and I just got a job with a telecomm firm and they resolved to paying 60k per month (after tax). Now I'm at a crossroad because I was aiming for something higher than this. This really has nothing to do with pride as some people might assume, just that I'm somewhat disturbed that the sum is not 'okay' enough, considering the harsh realities confronting the economy presently. I'm expected to start soon and I'm so confused, whether to accept or reject the offer.

Don't worry until U've waited for like 6 months without any job, then you should come back and ask this same question.