Migration Gist S1E04 Part 2 - Solutions: Workplace Behaviors

Last week, we outlined the Workplace Behaviors we could not stand using the US and Nigeria for experiential comparison. This week, we discuss solutions to the issues outlined in our Workplace Behaviors.
The Independence Days segment for Part II of Workplace Behaviors has a twist. One lucky Migrant is going to win something per this video. To the very lucky Migrant, congratulations, and may the fastest finger win!

[@MissUnekwuojo]

Very insightful... Well done👏👏

[@okitavictor1986]

Another weekly scoop… let’s go

[@mopious007]

Nicely done!

[@asialarei6314]

Weldon Maria

[@vanessaakuboh8402]

'.. it's how your mouth is big' that was soooo funny.

[@asialarei6314]

Weldon omaye mi

[@vanessaakuboh8402]

Loooove the Laquisha voice. Well done! Enjoyed this but abeg pray for Nigeria oh. Some of us that you love are still here oh. Haha. So praying for Nigeria is not a waste. Biko

[@ikanaabasi]

Wwoooowwwww

[@AyoolaBello-r4c]

Yea, Nigerian we need to do better , you are very right 😀😀😀

[@AyoolaBello-r4c]

Kudos to you 👍,I always love your gist , very interesting and educating. Answer to your question MOLYBDENUM is a chemical element, it has symbol mo and atomic number 42,the name derived from ancient Greeks MOLYBDENUM meaning lead ,since it's ores were confused with lead ores MOLYBDENUM mineral have been know through out history

[@okitavictor1986]

The issue with Nigeria is as long as it doesn’t put money in the banks of the bosses, they not interested

[@asialarei6314]

Molybdenum is a chemical element with the symbol Mo and atomic number 42. It's a hard, silver-white, chemically active metal used in various applications: - High-temperature applications (e.g., furnace components, heat exchangers) - Steel alloys (e.g., stainless steel, tool steel) for strength, corrosion resistance, and high-temperature properties - Catalysts in the petroleum industry (e.g., hydroprocessing, emissions control) - Electronic components (e.g., semiconductors, capacitors) - Medical applications (e.g., radiation shielding, implantable devices) Molybdenum has unique properties, including: - High melting point (4,730°F/2,660°C) - High thermal conductivity - Low thermal expansion - High corrosion resistance It's an essential element in various industries, including energy, aerospace, and healthcare.

[@princesso2754]

Hmmmm.....this matter wey we see so, e heavy for mouth.