If you are in your 20's & early 30's, you need to read this. Let me tell you why you are broke as a working-class Nigerian, living in Nigeria, despite being one of the hardest workers there is. This is not a story. It’s a reality from my experience as a recruiter for the past

If you want to really, really stay at the top and flawlessly eat in the financial services industry, you need to have a very solid knowledge and understanding across these four cardinals: ✑ Understanding macroeconomics ✑ Knowledge of finance ✑ Understanding how businesses

TLDR: Take the ICAN/ACCA, take the CFA foundations course, read financial statements, learn how to plot a spread or model, touch grass, and please for the love of God, put down the ChatGPT

This is me during my Shell Recruitment Day in November 2011. 1hr after the whole day group interview, I got the phone call I can never forget, “Congratulations, they all loved you. When can you start?” If you have an upcoming group interview where they put a bunch of you

High end skills to learn in Nigeria in 2026?

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I get your point, but I disagree. No course is useless. I used to be among those that threw shades at students majoring in Primary Education in the University - then when I got to the States I realized that people get paid big bucks as experts just to design and revise

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2/ If you are studying Mathematics, do not stop at calculus, algebra, and statistics. You should deliberately build: Data analysis Programming with Python Database management with Structured Query Language Excel and Power BI Machine learning fundamentals Financial modelling

Any good career paths for people who aren’t very intelligent and do not possess any discernible skills?

The skill is CRM & Automation. CRM = Customer Relationship Management.. In plain English. You help businesses stop losing customers, automate their follow-ups, and make more money from leads they already have. And companies are paying serious money for this.

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To-Do tasks for Today - Go to finsmes.com - You will see tons of startups that recently raised funding - Write them down - Go to their LinkedIn Page - Connect with them (Attach a note with the connection request) - Use the ChatGPT method below👇 Go to

You don’t have to pay anyone to write your CV. Here’s a simple DIY that works and passes ATS. Keep your summary to 2–3 lines. Use keywords from the job description. Focus on impact, not duties. Structure: Header → Summary → Experience → Skills → Education. Pro tip:

Mr Tegbe was a civil engineering graduate. He got job in KPMG (that don't care about course) and was turned into an accountant, even becoming a FCA. Between Big 4 and banks, I don't know which one change the "destinies" of Nigerian engineering/science graduates more.

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There’s something I genuinely want to ask,how did you people actually figure it out? That sense of direction, that clarity in your careers or whatever you chose to pursue… did it just come to you in a dream, or did you somehow piece it together over time until it finally clicked

Shell and other companies usually include a “technical presentation" as part of the interview process. I had one the day before my Shell Recruitment Day. Presented to a bunch of folks from the Technical Safety Engineering team. One of the biggest scams in the corporate

I would advise you to pick 3 career paths that genuinely interest you. Then actually experience each one: Watch YouTube videos to understand the day-to-day Speak to people already in those roles Take a few foundational courses to understand and develop interest. From there, it