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What is it like working at MTN Group?
Challenging, yet if you like the challenge as I do, you will enjoy, learn and grow.
Marketing Director in Lagos:
Pros: The challenging achievement make you satisfied and the development in terms of experience and skills you acquire.
Cons: The stress and the failures you get due to the working culture and the management performance in some cases
Healthy working environment, job security and benefits.
Customer Service Agent in Johannesburg:
Pros: Flexible hours, dress code, company goals and objectives.
Cons: Individual growth and Salary increment
I think is fine for now because I see many changes happening which are positive.
Telecommunications Network Engineer in Johannesburg:
Pros: I like the fact that I can work without being put under supervision
Cons: Senior managers a not educated to supervised degreed people like me. College qualification must not be a minimum qualification to lead degreed people
Busy, ever changing and challenging environment.
Senior Project Manager, IT in Johannesburg:
Pros: Exposure to new technology.
Cons: Continuous change results in ever changing scope.
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