This isn't entirely true
Not every talented and highly-skilled musician in church treats church business like a secular career
Some people are ministers who serve because they love to serve, not because they're looking for career growth like with a secular business
Na this kind guy go leave church wey pastors go vex. 🤣🤣
Dem go con say he’s too canal and is running after money.
But in truth, you can’t keep this kind of talent locked down for too long…. Just impossible.
Solid 🔥🔥
Is anyone scheduled for an interview today?
I'm seeing several red flags for this and while I also booked the interview (cost me little though), let me point out what looked off to me.
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I'm back........
If you're in Nigeria and you've been looking for a remote skill that can actually pay, this might interest you.
A US-based company is putting together a 4-week intensive training to teach Nigerians appointment setting, cold calling, and sales communication for free.
The goal isn't just to train you.
If you're good enough, you could work directly with them. If not, they'll help connect you with companies hiring appointment setters. They only take an agreed cut from your first month's earnings after you're placed. After that, everything you earn is yours.
Top performers in this field can make anywhere from $2,000 to $10,000+ per month, depending on experience, performance, and the company they work with.
This isn't a get-rich-quick scheme. It's a skill. You'll need to put in the work during the four weeks.
If you're interested,
Link to register.
https://t.co/70981NvdBs
Turns out to be a legit set up afterall
Training doesn't guarantee job placement
Best of luck to all who followed through with the process despite the doubts.
Regarding this, I made an earlier post pointing out what felt off to me in the application process.
I attended the interview yesterday and apart from the interviewer showing up ~3 mins late, it was well-done.
It was a two-hour interview and the interviewer kept to the time.
I'm back........
If you're in Nigeria and you've been looking for a remote skill that can actually pay, this might interest you.
A US-based company is putting together a 4-week intensive training to teach Nigerians appointment setting, cold calling, and sales communication for free.
The goal isn't just to train you.
If you're good enough, you could work directly with them. If not, they'll help connect you with companies hiring appointment setters. They only take an agreed cut from your first month's earnings after you're placed. After that, everything you earn is yours.
Top performers in this field can make anywhere from $2,000 to $10,000+ per month, depending on experience, performance, and the company they work with.
This isn't a get-rich-quick scheme. It's a skill. You'll need to put in the work during the four weeks.
If you're interested,
Link to register.
https://t.co/70981NvdBs
The interviewer conducted the interview so well.
My batch had over 100 participants. Some participants were asked questions.
Participants will be graded based on their application, video submission and interview participation.
The selected participants will be trained
@ohma_senpai I understand you. I've also seen worse processes. That doesn't mean this one can't be improved upon even in the context of the company situation.
As an appointment setter, you'll also face worse objections than these.
Hoping for the best.
@ohma_senpai But if we're being honest, the entire process could do with a lot of improvement to at least build trust in the minds of the applicants.
Not all snakes are dangerous, but your first instinct when you see one is to run or kill it.
@ohma_senpai Thanks for your response. I appreciate the points you made.
However, I'm not trying so hard to paint the process as a scam. I'm only pointing out what looks off to me. I even pointed out first that I'll be taking the interview.
Been spending about 80-90 euros per day with the gf here in Spain. Today she’s with her friend and I’m doing my own thing. I kid you not I have spent 9 euros the entire day
If it turns out not to be legit, my only regret will be taking several hours off my book formatting and proofreading project, that I'm supposed to turn in later today, to research this firm and prepare for the interview.
Anyways, best of luck.
9. The only reason I bothered to even go past the application form is because of the person who made the OP
So, I just decided to play along. If it turns out to be legit, fine. Otherwise I move on.