@DrJoeAbah Women will wait for you to say something off when you are talking out of anger and pick that one to get offended.
In that instance I raise my voice and shout at them trying to change the narrative instead of flowing with it and bring them back to the point of discussion.
@Ebere_mustshine I bet you that pretty one, na their toto smell pass and na them carry infection pass and lastly na their toto wide pass
Do whatever you like with this information
Easy stuff
Step 1. Search for jobs in your niche. E.g product designer, product manager, data analyst and the likes
Step 2: Filter by location, remote or onsite (focus on the remote ones) and click on Job
Step 3: check each job. To do this, click the JD, check the name of the company (usually the first thing you see), and sometimes, LinkedIn includes the job poster. I mean the profile of the person that posted the job. Send a connection request to the person (could be your 2nd or 3rd degree connection)
Step 4: since that person works in the company, or automatically opens up your degree of connection. This is very important because LinkedIn works on network effect (it’s why you see something like “LinkedIn member” instead of names on some profile
- step 5: start connecting with decision makers at those companies after step 4. Make sure you connect with C-suites and leaders (CEOs, COOs, CMOs, head of product, CIO,, CSOs and the likes)
All the best
@KelOnovo I love he fact you hold your views and stand your ground but one thing you should know is that not all opinions are equal.
In this aspect you failed to see where Agba is coming from.
Frankly, I'm quite disappointed cus you are a married man and you think this way
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You can't get comfortable seeing my friends when you come around?
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