Nigerians are actually very funny. 😂 I am NOT an HR professional. My company shared a recruitment update, and I reposted it because I know people are looking for jobs. People have reached out, and I have been forwarding them to HR. That is literally all I am doing. Now, someone reached out to me, and because their WhatsApp had no display picture, I asked them to send me a picture so I could see who I was communicating with. Apparently, that is weird. 😂 Abeg, how? I have my picture on my DP. You can see who you are talking to. If you do not have one, is asking for a picture now a crime? I am helping to share an opportunity. I am not the recruiter, and nobody is forcing you to apply. If you are uncomfortable, you can simply decline. But please, let us not make helping people unnecessarily difficult.

I posted that my company is hiring , and people started reaching out. One particular person had no display picture. Nothing. I asked for her name. She gave it to me. I asked if they reside in Lagos. She said yes. Then I asked her to send me a picture because I could not see her display picture. Her response? “Oh, this is weird. Bye.” 😂😂😂 Wait, what? You are looking for a job, and a recruiter asks you for basic information, and your response is to walk away? Some of you are not ready for the opportunities you claim to want. Professionalism starts before you get the job. Your attitude during the recruitment process says a lot about you.

Salary earners take loans with their salary account, then go back to their company HR and request for their salary account to be changed to another Bank. They do this so the bank they're owing won't be able to take their loan repayment. To company HRs, when a staff member requests a change of salary account, ask the employee to provide a letter of non-indebtedness from their existing bank before processing the change. Some people are deliberately using this method to avoid repaying their loans.

At 16, I became an AAT, At 17, I interned at KPMG, At 18, I completed all my professional ICAN exams. Now, at 19, a First-Class Economics graduate of the University of llorin. Also building and leading a campus ministry along the way. By God, Ambition, service & excellence.