The term "job seeker" is very popular amongst Nigerians. From fresh graduates to people already in the labor market, the term is one that is commonly used. With the nation's unemployment rate at 33.3%, the labor market is full, and the competition for jobs is fierce. Job seekers in Nigeria would have to stand out from the crowd. To achieve this, we've put together this article with some strategies...
With the increasing mobility of today’s work force, E-meetings are becoming an integral part of every businesses’ operations, the recent pandemic has made many to work from home, this has increased the need for E-meetings. Smartphones and laptops mean that employees can work virtually from any location with an internet connection.
Also, the expansion of companies into different regions...
Fibi is planning to leave Port-Harcourt and her dream place is Lagos. "There are so many opportunities there and for someone who is smart, it would be easily blend in and be a success in no time."
Tunde on the other hand has been in Lagos for almost 12 months and he's still in search of a job. He knows Lagos is "the place" to be and he has promised...
Finding Nigerian job opportunities can be a challenging task, especially for recent graduates and young professionals. The traditional ways of finding jobs such as...
Virtual interviews reduce transportation costs, speed up the interviewing process and allow hiring managers to interview non-local candidates. If you are searching...
Finding Nigerian job opportunities can be a challenging task, especially for recent graduates and young professionals. The traditional ways of finding jobs such as...
The process of hiring new employees is tedious. From job posting to shortlisting, interviewing, and selecting the best candidates, organizations spend a lot of...
