jayjaykay10:
Good morning hopefuls, please is there anyone from Gombe in the house?

Asapcy:


You can only be afraid, if you are in dsame LGA

Babagy823:
they want to calculae their chances

Marvel64:


Don’t worry about the representation. Like I said, the recruitment exercise was fair and transparent. Just be optimistic and prayerful. The candidates that perfomed well in the interview will be selected.

MyFlair:
I didn't fill in my LGA

Lawalu2:
marvel64 can u plz further explain how d final scores will be, am thinking they will sum both test and interview scores with division of 2 to give final score?or they will finalize by taking only interview scores? Secondly what is d score for test and score for interview? Tnx

Greatsabari:
Where are the Kano people pls?

Babagy823:
they want to calculae their chances

Babagy823:
we are plenty, infact im your next door neighbour from your local government

OutOfTheAshes:

I mistakenly filled the LGA of where I am residing instead of my state of origin's LGA.

OutOfTheAshes:

Harddiskng:


@The bolded. My conversation with the interviewers was quite spontaneous. At the end, I was told “that is all, call the next person”. I couldn’t force a conversation as regards asking a question to show interest. The person interviewed after me also didn’t ask any question and wasn’t prompted to do so.

All the same, My confidence is in the Lord Creator of Heaven & Earth. I have nothing to fear

Thanks for the reply.

Babagy823:
we are plenty, infact im your next door neighbour from your local government

Lawalu2:
I can see

Greatsabari:
It seems our wait is not over.May God see us through but the torment is too much DPR

Marvel64:


Good morning,

No matter how spontaneous the conversation was during your session, they still expected you to ask questions. That’s what the interview is about, the interviewer getting to know more about the candidate and the candidate making enquiries about the company. One shouldn’t be concerned about the interviewers facial expressions or body language. Just pray your name is in the list.

Babagy823:
they want to calculae their chances

Greatsabari:
Are u telling me ure from Gwale?

Lawalu2:
I can see

Lawalu2:
no sir am from sokoto

Clemexy20:
lol... u don de fear ba? no fear ma broda if na even if una reach 50 e go still b u. e no go pass u

lawrence83:


Hello sir,

A case in point here. Are you saying, a computer engineer that applied for the role of electrical engineering and did excellently well in the test as well as the interview would be dropped for an electrical engineer that performed below par or is computer engineering regarded as a 'related' course to electrical engineering in this context?



Please do give an insight into this.

Good morning

Babagy823:
you cant be from sokoto from your moniker, probably from southwest, but wetin concern me? we kano people no dey carry last.

Captain777:
Too many lies and misinformation on this thread lately. I don't want to say much.

Tamihawtt pls come and clear this mess.

Marvel64:


Good morning,

No matter how spontaneous the conversation was during your session, they still expected you to ask questions. That’s what the interview is about, the interviewer getting to know more about the candidate and the candidate making enquiries about the company. One shouldn’t be concerned about the interviewers facial expressions or body language. Just pray your name is in the list.

Marvel64:


Good morning,

The candidates course of study in relation to the position applied is the first thing considered before other factors. This factor wasn’t applied when candidates were shortlisted for the interview.
Therefore even if a person with BSc. in computer engineering that applied for an Electrical Engineer position aced the test and interview, he/she is more likely to be dropped[b]. If it’s allowed it would be unfair to the Candidates that hold a Bachelors degree in Electrical Enginerring[/b]