Please in this argument let’s leave economics out of it. I’m seeing some engineering students comparing university economics with secondary school economics, as how na.
There is a reason why economics is considered the most difficult of all finance courses.
Don’t let familiarity make you miss out on the genius of your friends
Bro some of your friends are crazy at what they do
Know what your friends do, their interests, what they are working on.
Chai people Dey think!
Dont be late to the party when you had front seats for free
SCIENCE IS AMAZING!
Before my brother began his chemo, he banked his semen in case he found it difficult to conceive after the procedure.
In his final weeks, we discussed & initiated an IVF process. When he passed, the family decided to proceed with it.
Behold my first son.
If I had 22 Children and all of them want to study Accounting/Finance, they have my approval and blessing.
It’s easy to get it right with Accounting/Finance certifications, the branches are just too many.
I have always said that no one explains better than someone who is close to getting a First Class. You go just dey explain, explain, explain, but no evidence.
Especially in a world where people with First Class degrees are celebrated the most.
If you’re moving from KPMG to a senior finance role in a company, you need the right talent around you to deliver the level of output expected of you.
You can’t be given a N5m CFO package with a team earning N400k, and still be expected to deliver KPMG-level output through them. 🤭
Good talent is your engine room and good talent is expensive.
If the company isn’t willing to invest in the team, you’ll eventually be doing both the high level and operational work yourself.
That’s how frustration kick in.
It usually ends up in you resigning within short time....
And yes, the staff will mock and laugh at you that a big4 guy fail to cope with the job demands, lmaooo😂
Another interesting stuff, the MD of Vetiva Advisory is an Egbon and he is just 35 years old. Became MD at 33. One of the most Intelligent people I know.
Na the people wey dey boys be that.
At some point in your career, you will realise you’re not going to get the opportunity you want where you are.
Not because you aren’t good enough.
Sometimes, people have already decided how they see you, and no amount of overworking, over-delivering or proving yourself will change it.
Stop trying to convince people to see your potential.
Go where your value is recognised and your potential has room to grow.
The fact that banks will pick someone that studied fisheries in universities for graduate trainee before they pick someone that studied Banking and finance in polytechnic lol