Someone told a lie that could have ruined my career.
At my former workplace, the core of my job involved attending to clients through various media.
I tried my best to be professional, yet empathetic and humane.
I met a lot of amazing people who expressed how much they loved my
โWhen two elephants fight, the grasses sufferโ is probably the most famous African proverb.
Perhaps, it's a prophecy mistaken for a proverb. Because Sudanโs crisis is a case of two elephants brawling. And no, Iโm not joking.
Today, I tell you a tale of blood and gold.
June 3, 2012- Dana Air crash.
I haven't forgotten a particular tweet on that dark Sunday.
Someone said: Shebi they are the ones that feel like they can enter plane. Let it pain them well.
My goodness! I never knew someone would think that and still go ahead to express it.๐
@oladapo_esq Of course. That's direct enough. It's more challenging when you don't know anyone you can ask. Would be great if companies can provide a range early on.
The salary wasn't advertised so I bet applicants had no idea.
The recruitment process is also hectic. All for a salary below 100k.
Some of the applicants would even be earning significantly more but don't know.
How you come on twitter and someone has accurately expressed your thoughts.
I was about to tweet this; reflecting on a tech company looking to hire a lawyer for a salary I can't even mention. So many applicants, they had to stop receiving applications.
Fine workplace isn't always equivalent to fine pay. Know the pay structure beforehand so that your only career incentive wouldn't be frustration in a glass house.
@diaryofa9jagirl "Some men don't know how to talk..." but they can go all the way to to harassment? Hmmm. Which is easier? Talking or touching the privates of a random person?
Talking stage is something. I always laugh when people say they don't have the strength to answer questions about their favourite colours and all.
Someone is truly asking my favourite colour. Unbelievable!
Something I find utterly ridiculous about Lagos state is how poor salaries are.
A Lagos state staff - in education - would retire and not be paid a penny for an average of three years- no pension, no gratuity.
You'd think when they finally pay, the money would be