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-           My  Career Drive Peak Pathway Magazine Press Crew had an exclusive interview with the CEO, Bruno’s Place (BRUNO OAIKHINAN) who left Banking job to become a hairstylist. Says ‘My wife did not support me when I dumped over half a million Naira monthly pay for hairstyling’       1.       PPM : Can we meet you sir?                BRUNO : My name is Bruno but I'm not a dog. I remember back in the days how I used to be offended when people tell me my name is a dog’s name. But now I'm wiser because I found out that I was once a ‘dog’ but I have been converted. I'm now a god born of the Almighty God. I might be bearing a dog’s name but I'm a god in the inner man. 2.          PPM: When and where did you start your career? BRUNO:  I used to be a...

Happy Sunday.    By : Ashlee Steeley.  Hey everybody - I had to do a project for Career Management, and I decided that this is the best way for me to do it! I hope everyone enjoyed it.  Like us on www.facebook.com/peakpathwaymagazine

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By:  Adeolu S. Kolawole  Imagine you have a race to run. The track stretches out before you. You do a little jogging to warm up. You are ready. You go down on one knee…on your marks…get set…go! You run, you run really hard. Half an hour later, you realize that the finish line still seems far off. So you run a little harder. An hour later, you realize that the finish line must be playing tricks on you. It does not seem to be getting closer. You look down and notice to your annoyance that you are only one step away from the starting line despite the fact that you’re giving the race your entire energy.

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I am sure you will all agree with me that in recent years the need for marketers has greatly  Increased; virtually every organization in Nigeria now requests for 90% of the  services of the workforce to work as a marketer or sales persons, and the remaining 10% to share the administrative and managerial work. It is therefore obvious that the majority if available jobs is in marketing and the 90% of Nigerians in the labour market have no choice than to go for those jobs whether they have marketing experience or not. That is why we find engineers, pharmacists, geologists, accountants, economists, microbiologists, bio-chemists and many more in the marketing  department selling company  products-- doing the duties of marketers.  Certainly this will have negative effect on the company’s sales, productivity, brand image, customer satisfaction and loyalty and company's growth in general.