Alejoc:
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Osaze007:


Where in Asia are you

Alejoc:
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nanizle:

"Buh" "Yuh" "bout" "nutin".....

Abeg which kain English u dey type so?

madridguy:
Multinational company is the sweetest place to work.

QueenSuccubus:



Well, same here in Asia especially if you're under Asian employers.. No matter how big or small the biznez is, they are not bothered about the wellness of their employees & some foreigners are following that kind of mentality as well

You work hard & sometimes if u dont know how to exercise ur rights u will end up underpaid..

#ShakingMyFlatAss

obaataaokpaewu:
Mine called me on Monday saying that he heard I didn't work over the weekend. I told him yes, that I come to work from a different town, he now said that my colleagues worked over the weekend and I was in my house gallivanting . Gallivanting kwa? On a weekend? When I tried to counter a suggestion he made, he now told me that if we were in the military, I should be answering him "yes sir yes sir", that he's the one issuing the command and not me.
When we saw yesterday, he continued from where we stopped over the phone

CastedAyo:
A Nigerian man on Twitter identified as Wole Odeyele is of the opinion that foreign bosses treat their employees better than Nigerian bosses.

Read his reasons;
"In my entire career, All foreign bosses respect weekends and after work hours.

In my experience, its only Nigerian bosses and HR that would try to price your wages down like slave drivers.

Foreign HR and Bosses are more concerned with paying you a fair wage to ensure you are well motivated

In my experience, foreign employers are less concerned with the appearance of work and more concerned with the content of work, so they allow flexibility in work hours and locations.

Nigerian employers stick with the traditional 8-5, and demand physical presence.

In my experience, foreign bosses aren't concerned about titles and ranks and try to create structures that are flat where everyone can collaborate with anyone.

Nigerian bosses are very hierarchical and you're most talk to your boss, who talks to his boss and he to his boss.

In my experience, foreign employers encourage open dialogs. Every decision can be questioned, challenged and reevaluated.

Nigerian employers are military styled. Questioning an instruction is considered insubordination and queries are issued like meal tickets

In my experience, foreign employers try to ensure profit sharing affects all employees. Everyone rises together or falls together.

Nigerian employers like to keep the juice at the very top and it won't trickle down. Even your annual bonus is questionable.

I promised myself never to work with non-multinationals again. We are incredibly close minded and shallow in our work styles.

I sometimes think our fellow country men are our own worst enemy in the workplace."

Culled from; https://www.torimill.com/2018/05/only-nigerian-bosses-make-it-seem-okay-for-you-to-work-on-weekends-man-see-why.html

VampireeM:
Thank you for using the word "Insubordination!" I wonder if most Nigerian office employers and employees understand the meaning. If you try to exercise your right, that would be the title of the memo coming into your file. I just tire

SaAbbas:
This guy never work in a bank were you report 6:30am and close 9pm and some useless people will be calling you over the weekend that ATM run out of cash.

I thank GOD for my little computer school

Countersam:


Thats why its good to be your own boss.
I do 9-5 with no weekends.

shamecurls:
Work for Chinese, Lebanes or Indian company and you will agree that Nigerians are better off.

magicminister:
All over the world, people work during the weekends. I do not agree with the haughty and disrespectful behaviors of some employers or bosses but I think this is more of a personality thing than a local or foreign thing.

I employ about 20 people in my small firm and one thing I’ve learnt through the course of my career is that majority of employees esp in Naija do not care about work. All they care about is their salary and some will do dubious things just to scheme money they haven’t earned from their employers. if you leave them or go too easy on them, they’ll run you to the ground.
I’ve had my experiences and I’m still learning every day. I really do not blame employers that eventually evolve into nasty people.

Countersam:

Thats why its good to be your own boss. I do 9-5 with no weekends.

shamecurls:
Work for Chinese, Lebanes or Indian company and you will agree that Nigerians are better off.

magicminister:
All over the world, people work during the weekends. I do not agree with the haughty and disrespectful behaviors of some employers or bosses but I think this is more of a personality thing than a local or foreign thing.

I employ about 20 people in my small firm and one thing I’ve learnt through the course of my career is that majority of employees esp in Naija do not care about work. All they care about is their salary and some will do dubious things just to scheme money they haven’t earned from their employers. if you leave them or go too easy on them, they’ll run you to the ground.
I’ve had my experiences and I’m still learning every day. I really do not blame employers that eventually evolve into nasty people.
I must agree with you, even though I live and work in the UK, what applies here can not be extended to Nigeria. If you give Nigerians too much freedom they will abuse it.

SaAbbas:
This guy never work in a bank were you report 6:30am and close 9pm and some useless people will be calling you over the weekend that ATM run out of cash.

I thank GOD for my little computer school

emmyid:


I can relate. What about the computer school?

Lakeside79:


I like flat asses lemme see