Micro1 is hiring English Language Experts in Nigeria. $15–$45/hr.
What you'll do: Listen to audio, tag Nigerian dialects (Yoruba, Igbo, Hausa, Pidgin), and fix AI transcripts.
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@JrNgbuonyebi@TTrades_edu Yes it is tradeable.
But for the ideal formation he's talking about. Price has to close below or above the candles on the higher tf you're framing your trade from.
@JrNgbuonyebi@TTrades_edu The closing of the candle 2 below of above the series of up or down candles on the daily is what confirms the formation of candle 3 to be ideal
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Its straightforward and easy to pass
1️⃣ Know Your Background
Be familiar with your CV, education, work experience, skills, and projects. Be ready to explain anything you’ve included in your profile.
2️⃣ Communicate Clearly
Speak naturally in your selected language, demonstrate your proficiency, and answer questions confidently. Avoid vague responses and use specific, real examples.
3️⃣ Understand the Details
Pay attention when comparing prompts or instructions. Check numbers, dates, locations, requirements, and whether the meaning is exactly the same.
4️⃣ Be Honest and Consistent
Stick to your actual experience and qualifications. Ensure your answers align with previous responses, and never claim skills you cannot explain.
5️⃣ Stay Calm and Manage Your Time ⏱️
Listen carefully, think before answering, follow role-play instructions and address the main question being asked