Topic: STANBIC IBTC IS RECRUITING FRESH GRADUATES-----FIRST CLASS ONLY!!!

is the owner of stanbic graduated wit 2:1 talkless of first kai

@all-if delliote cld shortlist abt 30 1st class grads 4der test, then, dont b suprised 2c over 100 1st class grads 4dis

I am very sure the Head of HR didn't make 1st class, even if he did. Then they had everything at their disposal, compare to now you wake up from your hostel with no LIGHT and WATER to bathe for you to attend lecture and when you attend lecture the hall is full and less ventilated. And now we have Social Networks (facebook) to keep us away from books

@biggerboyz tanks alot. sorry bin a lil busy wud ave responded earlier hw's ur new place. all d best

am not a social scientist but i can see a typical illustration of what is called psychological compensation.when you belittle the achievements of others to compensate your self-ego.

but remember the age-old quote ..."putting of my fire wouldnt make yours shine any brighter"....... and so castigating First Class graduates doesnt make your 2.1 or 2.2 or 3.1 or certificate of attendance any better or more justifiable.

I understand examinations are not a true test of knowledge or intelligence but they remain the only rational and logical alternative available...., i challenge you to be creative and provide a better alternative and perhaps you may be nominated for next years noble prize

i do not believe you could block your way into getting a 1.1 in any nigerian university, with profs that reserve A's and B's for god and his Angel and calculate GP's over and over again to in order 2 grade you with the least possible computations

dont know the state of education in your school, but in mine u had 2 walk through fire 2 get it,

so lets congratulate them abeg, no be bread and butter,dem no pick am for ground ehn!!!!...".for in praising others we ourselves may be inspired and hope 2achieve greatness"

as for Stanbic, its a shame on them a SouthAfrican bank and every Nigerian graduate working there, who couldnt stand up 2 contest this ridicule and deliberate attempt 2 belittle, humiliate and insult us Nigerian Graduates. but wetin man go do "the carrot and the stick".
wish yah all the best..........

@kblaze.dat na true talk.let me divert a li2.were u invited 4 deloitte's intrvw on wedsday?kindly respond tru facebook([email protected])

Interesting topic

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i wonda y sum pple r lettin out dier frustratn on d pple dat graduated wit first class, if first class was easy to get, why didnt u graduate wit it.

Originally Posted by kblaze

am not a social scientist but i can see a typical illustration of what is called psychological compensation.when you belittle the achievements of others to compensate your self-ego.

but remember the age-old quote ..."putting of my fire wouldnt make yours shine any brighter"....... and so castigating First Class graduates doesnt make your 2.1 or 2.2 or 3.1 or certificate of attendance any better or more justifiable.

I understand examinations are not a true test of knowledge or intelligence but they remain the only rational and logical alternative available...., i challenge you to be creative and provide a better alternative and perhaps you may be nominated for next years noble prize

i do not believe you could block your way into getting a 1.1 in any nigerian university, with profs that reserve A's and B's for god and his Angel and calculate GP's over and over again to in order 2 grade you with the least possible computations

dont know the state of education in your school, but in mine u had 2 walk through fire 2 get it,

so lets congratulate them abeg, no be bread and butter,dem no pick am for ground ehn!!!!...".for in praising others we ourselves may be inspired and hope 2achieve greatness"

as for Stanbic, its a shame on them a SouthAfrican bank and every Nigerian graduate working there, who couldnt stand up 2 contest this ridicule and deliberate attempt 2 belittle, humiliate and insult us Nigerian Graduates. but wetin man go do "the carrot and the stick".
wish yah all the best..........

It's actually Nobel Prize

Work Experience: 20 years work experience in banking industry or alternatively, applicants must graduate with First Class Honours.