Deli Foods Recruits Graduate & Experienced Job Seekers (12 positions)

<P><STRONG>Deli Foods Nigeria Limited</STRONG> Recruiting for <STRONG>Graduate and Experienced</STRONG> Hire Job Vacanciess to help improve its capacity – We are a biscuit manufacturing company located in Lagos and require urgently the services of dynamic, proactive, and experienced personnel to fill the following <a class="st_tag internal_tag" href="http://joblistnigeria.com/jobs-nigeria/vacancies" rel="tag" title="Posts tagged with vacancies">vacancies</A>:<BR><STRONG>1.) Area Sales Manager</STRONG><BR><STRONG>Location:</STRONG> Eastern & Northern Regions<BR><STRONG><BR>Qualification/Requirement:</STRONG></P>B.Sc./HND in Marketing, Business Administration or other related fields with a minimum of 5 years working experience in a FMCG preferably in a biscuit manufacturing industry and not more than 40 yearsMust be computer literate, good communication skills and inter-personal relationship and above all, must be conversant with the area you are applying for.<P><STRONG><BR>2.) </STRONG><STRONG><a class="st_tag internal_tag" href="http://joblistnigeria.com/jobs-nigeria/sales-representative" rel="tag" title="Posts tagged with sales representative">Sales Representative</A></STRONG><BR><STRONG>Location:</STRONG> Lagos<BR><STRONG>Qualification/Requirement:</STRONG></P>BSc./HND in Marketing, Business Administration or other related fields with a minimum of 2 years working experience in a FMCG preferably in a biscuit manufacturing industry and not more than 35 years of ageMust be computer literate, good communication skills and inter-personal relationship and above all, must be conversant with the area you are applying for.<P><STRONG>3.) Sales Administrator</STRONG><BR><STRONG>Location:</STRONG> Lagos<BR><STRONG>Qualification/Requirement:</STRONG></P>B.Sc./HND in Marketing, Business Administration or other related fields with a minimum of 2 years sales working experience and must be computer literate, with good communication skills and interpersonal relationship.<P><STRONG>4.) Network Administrator</STRONG><BR><STRONG>Location: </STRONG>Lagos<BR><STRONG><BR>Qualification/Requirement:</STRONG></P>B.Sc./HND in Computer Science/Engineering, Electronic Engineering or other related fieldsMust have good knowledge of both hardware and softwareThorough knowledge of LAN/WAN protocols is a must, also ensuring security of information and giving access to relevant usersMust not be more than 35 years old.<P><STRONG>5.) </STRONG><STRONG>System Administrator</STRONG><BR><STRONG>Location:</STRONG> Lagos<BR><STRONG>Functions:</STRONG></P>Support, monitor, test and troubleshoot hardware and software problemsAlso performing and coordinating effective installation, advanced operation of the system hardware and software on servers.<P><STRONG>Qualification/Requirement:</STRONG></P>B.Sc./HND in Computer Science/Engineering, Electronic Engineering or other related fieldsMust have good knowledge of both hardware and softwareThorough knowledge of LAN/WAN protocols is a must, also ensuring security of information and giving access to relevant usersMust not be more than 35 years old.<P><STRONG>6.) Account Officers</STRONG><BR><STRONG>Location:</STRONG> Lagos<BR><STRONG>Functions:</STRONG></P>Some of the primary functions include receipt of all customers ledgers, making/reporting of debit balance, bank/Supplier reconciliation, Payee/vat returns and must be proficient in Microsoft excel, Word and Power Point.<P><STRONG>Qualification:</STRONG></P>B.Sc/HND in Accounting and Finance with a minimum of 3 years working experience and must not be more than 30 years of age.<P><STRONG>7.) Cost Accountant</STRONG><BR><STRONG>Location:</STRONG> Lagos<BR><STRONG>Qualification:</STRONG></P>B.Sc/HND in Accounting and Finance with a minimum of a minimum of 5 years cognate work experience in cost accounting and must not be more than 40 years oldMembership of ICAN or other relevant professional body is an added advantage.<P><STRONG><BR>8.) </STRONG><STRONG>Brand Managers</STRONG><BR><STRONG>Location:</STRONG> Lagos<BR><STRONG>Qualification:</STRONG></P>B.Sc/HND in Marketing, Business Administration or other related fields with a minimum of 3 years in brand management preferably in healthcare and food products (FMCG) and not more than 40 years.Must be responsible for Brand Development, strategy, innovation and implementation.<P><STRONG><BR>9.) </STRONG><STRONG>Legal Officer</STRONG><BR><STRONG>Location:</STRONG> Lagos<BR><STRONG>Qualification:</STRONG></P>LLB from a reputable university with a minimum of 5 years post qualification experience and must not be more than 35 years oldKnowledge of company laws and other relevant industrial legislation is an added advantage.<P><STRONG>10.) Regulatory Affairs Officer</STRONG><BR><STRONG>Location: </STRONG>Lagos<BR><STRONG>Qualification:</STRONG></P>B.Sc/HND in Food Technology, Biochemistry or other related fields with a minimum of 2 years post qualification experience and not more than 30 years oldMust have knowledge of processes with NAFDAC, SON and other relevant regulatory/statutory bodies.<P><STRONG>11.) Merchandisers</STRONG><BR><STRONG>Location:</STRONG> Lagos<BR><STRONG>Qualification:</STRONG></P>OND in Marketing or other related fields with a minimum of 2 years experience in merchandising preferably in health care and food products.Must have good communication skills and not more than 25 years old<P><STRONG>12.) Quality Control Officers</STRONG><BR><STRONG>Location:</STRONG> Lagos<BR><STRONG>Qualification:</STRONG></P>B.Sc./HND in Food Technology, Biochemistry, Industrial Chemistry or other related fieldMinimum of 2 years post qualification experience in a food industry preferably in a biscuit manufacturing outfit and not more than 30 years old<P><STRONG>Application Deadline</STRONG><BR>30th August, 2011<BR><STRONG>Method of Application</STRONG><a href="http://www.naijahotjobs.com/banking-finance-admin-jobs/82760-deli-foods-recruits-graduate-experienced-hire-jobs.html" target="_blank"><BR></A>Interested candidates should send their applications with detailed CV indicating positions applied for online to: <STRONG>recruitment@delifoods.org</STRONG></P>Jobs in Nigeria <P>Related Jobs:</P><a href="http://joblistnigeria.com/deli-foods-ltd-graduate-experienced-positions.html" rel="bookmark" title="Deli Foods Ltd: Graduate & Experienced Positions">Deli Foods Ltd: Graduate & Experienced Positions</A><a href="http://joblistnigeria.com/deli-foods-nigeria-regional-sales-representative.html" rel="bookmark" title="Deli Foods Nigeria: Regional Sales Representative">Deli Foods Nigeria: Regional Sales Representative</A><a href="http://joblistnigeria.com/sundry-foods-limited-vacancies-12-positions.html" rel="bookmark" title="Sundry Foods Limited Vacancies (12 positions)">Sundry Foods Limited Vacancies (12 positions)</A><a href="http://joblistnigeria.com/sundry-foods-limited-graduate-trainee-manager.html" rel="bookmark" title="Sundry Foods Limited: Graduate Trainee Manager">Sundry Foods Limited: Graduate Trainee Manager</A><BR>

Deli Foods Recruits Graduate & Experienced Job Seekers (12 positions)

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80% Job Seekers Failed NNPC Test

<a href="http://www.hotnigerianjobs.com/hotjobs/3467/80-percent-job-seekers-failed-nnpc-test.html" rel="bookmark" title="Permanent Link: 80% Job Seekers Failed NNPC Test">80% Job Seekers Failed NNPC Test</a>Posted on Thu 18th Aug, 2011 - hotnigerianjobs.com --- <a href="http://www.hotnigerianjobs.com/hotjobs/3467/80-percent-job-seekers-failed-nnpc-test.html">(78 comments)</a><br /><br /> <a href="http://www.hotnigerianjobs.com/company/nnpc/"><strong>NNPC Recruitment</strong></a> - The Group Managing Director of the Nigeria National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC), Austen Oniwon, is worried over the dwindling standard of education in Nigeria. He said yesterday that 80 per cent of job seekers failed the corporation's recruitment test.<br /><br />Group General Manager (GGM), Group Public Affairs of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) Dr. Levi Ajuonuma, who represented him at the grand finale of the 2011 NNPC annual quiz competition in Abuja, called for a review of the nation’s education system due to the mass failure at ordinary level examinations. <br /><br />But the Educational Adviser to the United States, Mallam Dalhatu Hamza, told students that the US has earmarked $2.7million as scholarship to brilliant Nigerians students this year. <br />Hamza challenged the students to face their studies squarely, adding that handsome rewards are available for excellence. <br />He told the competitors that the US had already earmarked $2.7million as scholarship to excellent Nigerians this year. <br /><br />On the declining standard of education, the GMD said: "The recent mass failure of candidates in WAEC and NECO exams nationwide makes the call for an urgent surgical review of our schools system more urgent than envisaged. <br /><br />"Also our current experience in the ongoing recruitment exercise where candidates with the so-called 2:1 certificates post less than 20 per cent score line in some cases has heightened our apprehension about the lack of functionality in our education format. Over dependence on certificates is not the best. Over 80 per cent of the candidates who wrote the NNPC recruitment exams failed," he said. <br />He advised the students to tailor their careers towards valuable courses. <br />Oniwon also advised the competitors to embrace hard work if they want to work in corporations.<br /><br />News culled from</em> <a href="http://www.thenationonlineng.net/2011/index.php/business/16011-‘80%25-job-seekers-failed-nnpc-test’.html" target="_blank"><strong>The Nation Newspaper</strong></a><br /><strong><br />Some interesting comments from readers are below:</strong><br /><strong>1.) Ifeanyi King:</strong> The GMD NNPC,with all due respect should also put into consideration the 'assisitance' of the corporation in failing the job seekers. In a situation where some candidates already have the answers to the questions is appaling. More worrisome is the trend of passing some candidtaes who never applied/sat for the test in the first place.<br /><br />In some cases,the corporation presents question papers that are rarely illegible and u expect those 2.1 students to do magic and score 80%? We should be more worried about SOME of the 20% that made the test and probe the 'how they made the test'. This is of course Nigeria!<br /><br /><strong>2.) Ezemdi Uwalaka:</strong> Why would 80% of the candidates not fail?, when the exam was poorly organized and was written in the night, candidates (Port Harcourt Centre) were using cell phones with torchlight to write an exam.<br />What a shame from NNPC and Philips Consulting.<br />

80% Job Seekers Failed NNPC Test

80% Job Seekers Failed NNPC Test Posted on Thu 18th Aug, 2011 - hotnigerianjobs.com --- (78 comments) NNPC Recruitment - The Group Manag...

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80% Job Seekers Failed NNPC Test

<a href="http://www.hotnigerianjobs.com/hotjobs/3467/80-percent-job-seekers-failed-nnpc-test.html" rel="bookmark" title="Permanent Link: 80% Job Seekers Failed NNPC Test">80% Job Seekers Failed NNPC Test</a>Posted on Thu 18th Aug, 2011 - hotnigerianjobs.com --- <a href="http://www.hotnigerianjobs.com/hotjobs/3467/80-percent-job-seekers-failed-nnpc-test.html">(78 comments)</a><br /><br /> <a href="http://www.hotnigerianjobs.com/company/nnpc/"><strong>NNPC Recruitment</strong></a> - The Group Managing Director of the Nigeria National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC), Austen Oniwon, is worried over the dwindling standard of education in Nigeria. He said yesterday that 80 per cent of job seekers failed the corporation's recruitment test.<br /><br />Group General Manager (GGM), Group Public Affairs of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) Dr. Levi Ajuonuma, who represented him at the grand finale of the 2011 NNPC annual quiz competition in Abuja, called for a review of the nation’s education system due to the mass failure at ordinary level examinations. <br /><br />But the Educational Adviser to the United States, Mallam Dalhatu Hamza, told students that the US has earmarked $2.7million as scholarship to brilliant Nigerians students this year. <br />Hamza challenged the students to face their studies squarely, adding that handsome rewards are available for excellence. <br />He told the competitors that the US had already earmarked $2.7million as scholarship to excellent Nigerians this year. <br /><br />On the declining standard of education, the GMD said: "The recent mass failure of candidates in WAEC and NECO exams nationwide makes the call for an urgent surgical review of our schools system more urgent than envisaged. <br /><br />"Also our current experience in the ongoing recruitment exercise where candidates with the so-called 2:1 certificates post less than 20 per cent score line in some cases has heightened our apprehension about the lack of functionality in our education format. Over dependence on certificates is not the best. Over 80 per cent of the candidates who wrote the NNPC recruitment exams failed," he said. <br />He advised the students to tailor their careers towards valuable courses. <br />Oniwon also advised the competitors to embrace hard work if they want to work in corporations.<br /><br />News culled from</em> <a href="http://www.thenationonlineng.net/2011/index.php/business/16011-‘80%25-job-seekers-failed-nnpc-test’.html" target="_blank"><strong>The Nation Newspaper</strong></a><br /><strong><br />Some interesting comments from readers are below:</strong><br /><strong>1.) Ifeanyi King:</strong> The GMD NNPC,with all due respect should also put into consideration the 'assisitance' of the corporation in failing the job seekers. In a situation where some candidates already have the answers to the questions is appaling. More worrisome is the trend of passing some candidtaes who never applied/sat for the test in the first place.<br /><br />In some cases,the corporation presents question papers that are rarely illegible and u expect those 2.1 students to do magic and score 80%? We should be more worried about SOME of the 20% that made the test and probe the 'how they made the test'. This is of course Nigeria!<br /><br /><strong>2.) Ezemdi Uwalaka:</strong> Why would 80% of the candidates not fail?, when the exam was poorly organized and was written in the night, candidates (Port Harcourt Centre) were using cell phones with torchlight to write an exam.<br />What a shame from NNPC and Philips Consulting.<br />

80% Job Seekers Failed NNPC Test

80% Job Seekers Failed NNPC Test Posted on Thu 18th Aug, 2011 - hotnigerianjobs.com --- (78 comments) NNPC Recruitment - The Group Manag...

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80% Job Seekers Failed NNPC Test

<a href="http://www.hotnigerianjobs.com/hotjobs/3467/80-percent-job-seekers-failed-nnpc-test.html" rel="bookmark" title="Permanent Link: 80% Job Seekers Failed NNPC Test">80% Job Seekers Failed NNPC Test</a>Posted on Thu 18th Aug, 2011 - hotnigerianjobs.com --- <a href="http://www.hotnigerianjobs.com/hotjobs/3467/80-percent-job-seekers-failed-nnpc-test.html">(60 comments)</a><br /><br /> <a href="http://www.hotnigerianjobs.com/company/nnpc/"><strong>NNPC Recruitment</strong></a> - The Group Managing Director of the Nigeria National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC), Austen Oniwon, is worried over the dwindling standard of education in Nigeria. He said yesterday that 80 per cent of job seekers failed the corporation's recruitment test.<br /><br />Group General Manager (GGM), Group Public Affairs of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) Dr. Levi Ajuonuma, who represented him at the grand finale of the 2011 NNPC annual quiz competition in Abuja, called for a review of the nation’s education system due to the mass failure at ordinary level examinations. <br /><br />But the Educational Adviser to the United States, Mallam Dalhatu Hamza, told students that the US has earmarked $2.7million as scholarship to brilliant Nigerians students this year. <br />Hamza challenged the students to face their studies squarely, adding that handsome rewards are available for excellence. <br />He told the competitors that the US had already earmarked $2.7million as scholarship to excellent Nigerians this year. <br /><br />On the declining standard of education, the GMD said: "The recent mass failure of candidates in WAEC and NECO exams nationwide makes the call for an urgent surgical review of our schools system more urgent than envisaged. <br /><br />"Also our current experience in the ongoing recruitment exercise where candidates with the so-called 2:1 certificates post less than 20 per cent score line in some cases has heightened our apprehension about the lack of functionality in our education format. Over dependence on certificates is not the best. Over 80 per cent of the candidates who wrote the NNPC recruitment exams failed," he said. <br />He advised the students to tailor their careers towards valuable courses. <br />Oniwon also advised the competitors to embrace hard work if they want to work in corporations.<br /><br />News culled from</em> <a href="http://www.thenationonlineng.net/2011/index.php/business/16011-‘80%25-job-seekers-failed-nnpc-test’.html" target="_blank"><strong>The Nation Newspaper</strong></a><br /><strong><br />Some interesting comments from readers are below:</strong><br /><strong>1.) Ifeanyi King:</strong> The GMD NNPC,with all due respect should also put into consideration the 'assisitance' of the corporation in failing the job seekers. In a situation where some candidates already have the answers to the questions is appaling. More worrisome is the trend of passing some candidtaes who never applied/sat for the test in the first place.<br /><br />In some cases,the corporation presents question papers that are rarely illegible and u expect those 2.1 students to do magic and score 80%? We should be more worried about SOME of the 20% that made the test and probe the 'how they made the test'. This is of course Nigeria!<br /><br /><strong>2.) Ezemdi Uwalaka:</strong> Why would 80% of the candidates not fail?, when the exam was poorly organized and was written in the night, candidates (Port Harcourt Centre) were using cell phones with torchlight to write an exam.<br />What a shame from NNPC and Philips Consulting.<br />

80% Job Seekers Failed NNPC Test

80% Job Seekers Failed NNPC Test Posted on Thu 18th Aug, 2011 - hotnigerianjobs.com --- (60 comments) NNPC Recruitment - The Group Manag...

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