Video: Your Career Equation Always Account for Variable Change
Video: Your Career Equation Always Account for Variable Change
Hope Duntoye shares life-changing examples drawn from his experience working for two world-leading multi-national companies in Africa.
Hope Duntoye works for Shell Petroleum Development Company of Nigeria Limited as a mechanical supervisor on a floating production storage and off-loading facility in Nigeria where he ensures maintenance and integrity and reliability of mechanical equipment.
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