Friday, April 28, 2017

6 BASIC LIFE SKILLS YOU SHOULD LEARN


Life skills are skills you need to learn to make the most out of life. You can’t afford to leave the ‘nest’ without these basic life skills if you want to succeed; besides there’s nothing worse than going out into the world feeling overwhelmed and ill-equipped to handle your own life.

Personal Skills
These are essential skills you need to maintain a healthy body and mind. They enhance your understanding of the world and improve your quality of life. They primarily include how you recognize, manage and cope with your emotions and the emotions of others around you (emotional intelligence); an awareness of the benefits of a healthy diet and the need for exercise or physical activity; and home and personal care skills.

Interpersonal Communication Skills

You need to learn how to properly communicate your thoughts, opinions and ideas if you truly want to succeed. Interpersonal communication skills are skills we use to interact directly with other people to promote understanding and clarification, and to avoid misunderstandings. These skills are particularly important for effective negotiations and for problem solving and decision making especially in the workplace.

Tuesday, March 21, 2017

Daily Habits Of Successful People: It’s All About Routine

1. Plan Your Day The Night Before
Every minute spent in planning saves 10 minutes in execution. Sit down with a piece of paper and write down everything that you need to do the coming day. If for any reason you don’t do this, it should be the first thing you do every morning. When you write a list you have a track to run on.
Writing a list clarifies your thinking and goals…
Writing down a list forces you to think at a higher level…
If you start working from a list you increase you output 25% each day.
One of the habits of millionaires is that they start their day working from a list.
2. Set Priorities On Your List Before You Start The Day
Work from the 80/20 rule. If you have 10 items on your list of things to do, two will be the more important than all of the other items put together.
Go down your list and answer the question, “If I were to be called out of town for a 

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Saturday, February 18, 2017

HOW TO BUDGET YOUR OWN SALARY - BUSINESS OWNERS


You're the business owner and you set the budget, so the size of your paycheck is entirely up to you. But while the freedom of setting your own salary sounds great in theory, in practice most business owners find it a tough call. Should you pay yourself what you need to cover expenses? What your business can afford? The salary you left behind to launch your business?
Your best bet is to factor in all three, and more. For your business to succeed you might consider taking a temporary drop in income. On the other hand, paying yourself far less than you're worth, or nothing at all, paints an unrealistic picture of the viability of your business for you or potential investors.
Here are the factors to consider before determining exactly how much to pay yourself.

Calculate What You Need
Your salary will depend on your living expenses, financial situation and comfort level with drawing on personal savings. First, put together a comprehensive list of your expenses [see worksheet below]. Be sure to include all annual, quarterly and monthly expenses. These include everything you'll spend money on, such as your rent or mortgage, car payments, car insurance, credit cards with outstanding balances, gym membership and grocery bills. Underestimating personal expenses is one of the biggest mistakes a new business owner can make. If you slip into the red, chances are your business will, too.

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13 YEARS AFTER, LIQUIDATED NIGERIA AIRWAYS WORKERS GET PAY OFF


From all indications, the federal government is set to pay workers of the liquidated Nigeria Airways staff their full benefits about 13 years after liquidation.

Daily Times investigations revealed that the government has done all necessary verifications to ensure payment of the workers whose over 30 percent had died as a result of various ailments since liquidation following their inability to access funds for medical bills and good up keep.

The minister of state, aviation, Hadi Sirika had in a function in Lagos told journalists that his headache was sourcing for funds to settle the former workers of the liquidated Nigeria Airways staff.

A total of N74 billion is required to offset the former workers bills and the leadership of the ex-workers are agitating for the payment of both the living and their dead colleagues.

It was however gathered that the government has agreed to their demands and has made all necessary documentation to effect payment before March 2017.

Friday, February 17, 2017

RECRUITMENT: GRADUATE TRAINEE - FIDELITY BANK


Fidelity Bank is currently recruiting GRADUATE TRAINEE with deadline for submission of application being 28th of February. 

Graduate Trainee

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Wednesday, February 15, 2017

AGAIN! 162 NIGERIANS DEPORTED FROM LIBYA



A total of 162 Nigerians stranded in the Islamic Republic of Libya were returned back home yesterday and received by the National Emergency Management Agency along with the office of the Special Assistant to the President on Foreign Affairs and Diaspora Matters. A chartered flight that brought the returnees arrived the cargo wing of Murtala Mohammed International Airport where they were officially received at about 4pm.

Director General of NEMA was represented by the Deputy Director Search and Rescue Dr Onimode while the Special Assistant to the President Hon Abike Dabiri was represented by Mr Abdulrahman Balogun.

Saturday, February 4, 2017

7- Step Interview Preparation Plan

1. Research the organization.
This will help you answer questions and stand out from less prepared candidates.
-          - Seek background information. 

-          - Use tools like Vault, CareerSearch or The Riley Guide for an overview of the organization and its          industry profile.

-          - Visit the organization’s website to ensure that you understand the breadth of what they do.

-          - Review the organization's background and mission statement.

-          - Assess their products, services and client-base.

-          - Read recent press releases for insight on projected growth and stability.

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