#Don't Work There_Nigeria
Don't Work There is a place to share real, respectful, and useful experiences about companies that may be a poor fit for job seekers. Posts can include concerns about leadership, hiring practices, compensation, benefits, culture, workload, communication, or any other issue that helps others avoid a bad employment decision.
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- — I used to work at one shopping mall that the staffs put on yellow, blue and black, has its headquater in Oba Akran, Ikeja. Staffs don't have a say, they work everyday Mondays to Saturdays including every public holiday for #100k......#modernDaySlavery
- — Welcome to Don't Work There — Nigeria 👋 This channel is for sharing real, useful experiences about employers in Nigeria that may be a poor fit for job seekers — so others can make informed choices. A few ground rules to keep this space credible and respectful: • Share patterns and facts you witness…
- — What's an interview red flag you wish you'd taken seriously, here in Nigeria? 🚩 Some patterns members have shared in other channels: • "We're a family" — usually a sign of weak boundaries and unpaid overtime • Multiple unpaid "assignments" that look suspiciously like real client work • Salary range…
- — Before you sign an offer in Nigeria: what do you actually check? 🔎 A short list to start the conversation — please add yours in the comments: • Glassdoor + local equivalents — read the 2- and 3-star reviews, not just the 1s and 5s • Search the company name + "layoffs" / "lawsuit" / "wage" in the la…