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13/01/2024

Title: Mastering the Art of Speedy Interview Preparation: 5 Steps in Under 10 Minutes!

Are you panicking about an upcoming interview and feeling the pressure to prepare quickly? Fret not! I've got your back with a lightning-fast tutorial on how to ace that interview without breaking a sweat. Time is of the essence, so let's dive right into the five crucial steps to ensure you're ready for any interview in under 10 minutes.

**Step 1: Company Research in a Flash**

Before you walk into that interview room, you've got to show you've done your homework. Rapid-fire your research by checking out the company's products and services, exploring their website's "About Us" page, and following them on social media. Boom! You're now armed with the knowledge to impress when they ask, "What do you know about our company?"

Step 2: Decipher the Job Description Lightning-Quick

The job description is your secret weapon. Swiftly read through it and note down the skills required. When they pop the question, "What are your greatest strengths?" Match your skills with those listed. It's like tailoring your superhero suit for the job!

Step 3: Tackling the Dreaded Weakness Question

Ah, the Achilles' heel of interviews—the weakness question. Don't fall into the trap of saying you have none or matching it to the job description. Instead, admit a relatable weakness. Maybe you're not a public speaker but eager to improve. It's honesty with a dash of charm!

Step 4: Craft a Killer "Tell Me About Yourself" Opener

The first question is your make-or-break moment. Nail it by practicing a confident and articulate answer. Introduce yourself as the perfect fit for the job, showcasing your qualifications and eagerness to make an immediate positive impact. Confidence? Check!

**Step 5: Finish Strong with Smart Questions**

As the interview winds down, have three impactful questions ready. Forget about asking about pay or holidays; instead, inquire about the role's immediate focus, envision success in 12 months, and learn more about your potential team. You're not just there to answer; you're there to assess if this is the right fit for you too!

**Bonus Tips for the Fast Lane to Interview Success**

1. Dress the part: Impress with a smart and professional outfit, signaling your commitment and high standards.

2. **Bring Your CV**: Don't stress about memorizing your resume; have it with you to guide you through the "talk me through your resume" moment.

3. Have a Plan: Provide a 30- to 60-day action plan to demonstrate your commitment and strategic thinking.

4. Close with Confidence: When asked if you have anything to add, wrap up with a powerful closing statement expressing gratitude and commitment.

5. **Cheat Sheet for the Win**: Bring your answers to the 10 most common interview questions, just in case you need a quick reference.

There you have it—a crash course in interview preparation that won't eat up your precious time. Now, hit that subscribe button for more game-changing tips, give this video a thumbs up, and go rock that interview like the superstar you are! Good luck! 🚀✨

10/01/2024

*Urgent Recruitment*

1 Office Assistant with good knowledge of Ms Office and petty cash.

1 driver with a valid driver's license.

1 Computer operator with experience in business centre activities needed for an office in Ajao Estate, Isolo.

Please send your CV or DM me via WhatsApp on 07062024287 stating the role.

10/01/2024

*Urgent Vacancies*

Experienced Loan Officers are needed for immediate employment at a MicroFinance bank.

Applicants must reside around Ileepo(Abuleegba), Alagbado, Ikotun, Egbeda and Alaba areas.

Applicant must have prior loan experience with a MicroFinance bank.

Please apply to [email protected] with the subject of your email as 'Loan Officer- affix your location'

Thank you.

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09/12/2023

Hello

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*Paid employment + Transport allowance*

*Fully remote position
Flexibility: you can work in your neighbourhood, or anywhere u please to beat targets without reporting at the office.
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*Training for selected candidates*

Multiple slots to be filled, hurry!!!! 🙂

All the best!

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09/12/2023

Good day
Compliments of the season 🎉❤️!

We are looking to hire a young, smart shop assistant.

LOCATION: VICTORIA ISLAND

REQUIREMENTS:

Must be quick on her feet, computer literate, can communicate effectively in English- both written and verbal.

Applications should be sent to [email protected] stating "SHOP SALES ASSISTANT".

Applications closes on Wednesday 13 th December.

04/12/2023

Urgent Recruitment:

An Executive driver to resume immediately on the Island.
Salary: $80k to $90k.
No accommodation.
Must reside around Ikoyi, Obalende, Marina,etc.
CV to be sent to me on WhatsApp: 07062024287

These positions are available to be filled…. Interested persons should send a mail to the HR chioma.oluchukwu@chairborne...
22/11/2023

These positions are available to be filled…. Interested persons should send a mail to the HR [email protected] with your Cv and cover letter…

22/06/2023

The best piece I read today.

Jude Idada wrote:

At the major intersection on the road to my house in Lekki, there are traffic lights.

Every time you stop, there is also a deluge of beggars around your car.

I have been around for months.

And primarily recognise most of the beggars.

The ones I give to and the ones I do not give to.

There is one I give to.

He is old, blind, a huge scar running from his head onto his forehead and a double amputee.

One arm above the elbow, the other at the wrist.

He always has the arm amputated at the wrist on the shoulder of a girl.

Usually adolescents, dressed in the manner of their faith.

Two things stuck out to me.

First it was always a different girl.

Secondly, both the girl and himself spoke good english.

They walk up to the car and the girl will begin.

"Good evening sir, please can you help us with money for food, school and house rent?"

Then the man will also begin.

"May what has happened to me never happen to you. Please help me with anything you have and Allah will help you in return."

Yesterday I asked the girl to lead him to me as the light was turning green.

The taxify drove across the intersection and pulled over.

They came.

And before I gave him money I asked.

"What happened to you and why are you always with a different girl?"

He said.

"I use to be a teacher in my village in Sokoto. Over 35 years ago, cattle rustlers from Niger came and attacked the village. They stole our cattle, killed a lot of people and kidnapped some of our girls and our women. I was defending my wife and three daughters. They attacked me with their swords. Cut my head open, and cut off my arms. I fainted. They took my wife and daughters. When I woke up in central hospital, I was blind. Up till today no one has seen my wife or daughter. I couldn't teach again because the village didn't recover from the attack. The state government couldn't help me with another teaching job because of my condition. To survive I had to come to Lagos to beg."

He stood ramrod straight, looking ahead into his sightless world as he spoke. Licking his chafed lips at intervals.

I spoke again.

"I am so sorry to hear that."

He smiled.

A smile that softened his coarse features and showed a glimpse of the handsome man he must have once been.

Then I asked.

"What of the girls?"

"They are my students."

Surprised.

"Your students?"

"Yes. In Oyingbo where I live. My people send their daughters to me to teach them English, Mathematics, history and handiwork for free."

"You?"

"Yes. I teach them how to speak, calculate and know who they are, where they are, where theu come from and where they can go to. My wife helps me teach them how to write and the handiwork."

"Your wife?"

"I married again."

"Why do you bring your students out to beg?"

"They volunteer daily. It is for everybody. Whatever money we make is what helps our small school survive and helps put food on the table for me, my wife and my two children. Their parents will not send them to school so this is the only way they can learn."

The girl spoke.

"We are happy to do it sir."

I looked at her.

She was smiling cheerfully.

I asked her.

"What do you want to be in future?"

"I want to marry a good educated man who likes a wife that can read and write. So that we can send our children to a real school and they can become doctors and lawyers and engineers and teachers."

It was a simple goal.

I smiled.

And turned back to the man.

"What of the sons? What happens to them?"

"Their parents send them to learn work."

"Work?"

"Yes. Butchers, traders, crafts, things like that. Some become Alaru in the market, some ride okada, some sell Suya, some go back to farm."

"None go to school?"

"Very few."

"So the girls are lucky to have you?"

"Yes."

The girl was smiling.

"You said you have two children."

"Yes. Hassan and Hussein. Twins. Fourteen years old."

"You teach them?"

"Just as a father and mother does. They go to a real school. A Catholic school. SS1. When they get back they help out with the girls too."

The girl giggled.

The man smiled and continued.

"You see the girls are fond of them."

She giggled even more.

My heart melted.

I told them to enter the car.

We drove to the Zenith bank close by.

I withdrew handsomely from the ATM, gave it to them.

The girls eyes were wide in shock as she collected the wad.

She began speaking rapidly in Hausa.

The man cut her short.

"English."

She stopped and continued in English.

"Baba, he has given us a lot of money."

He turned in my direction and spoke.

"From where that money has come, Allah will replace it with even more money. From the heart that has shown kindness, Allah will make others show more kindness to it. Thank you for looking at us as human beings. Allah will always remember you."

She said Amin.

I and the Taxify driver said Amen.

Then we drove them back to the intersection.

As they alighted, the Taxify driver turned and handed some money to the girl.

She relayed it to the old man in English. He smiled and prayed for the driver. We all chorused Amin again and they left.

As we drove away, the driver said..

"This life sha. We will sit down and be judging people. Condemning them without knowing their story. Na wa o. The one we think we are better than is even better than us."

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11/05/2022

Beautiful ladies needed for an activation job here in Lagos…..
A company desires the services of beautiful ladies for 3days, if you’re interested, send a WhatsApp message to the number on the flier….

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