Nigerian singer, Teni has recounted how she lost a nanny job after claiming on her CV that she could cook, only to discover that she could not prepare meals successfully when her employer asked her to do so.
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Teni explained that her second employer was a doctor married to a Nigerian man. During the recruitment process, they asked about her abilities, prompting her to claim she could cook on her CV.
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Teni explains why she lost the nanny job
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Recounting the incident, Teni said, “I was once a nanny for 3days. I did 2nanny jobs but didn’t last up to 1 week.”
She admitted that she had not expected her employers to ask her to cook despite listing the skill on her CV.
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The singer further explained, “I didn’t know they’ll say I should actually cook.”
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According to Teni, her attempt to prepare food went badly, as the meals burnt. The incident reportedly cost her the job the following day.
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She said her employer called her and told her not to bother coming back, bringing her brief nanny career to an abrupt end.
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Teni’s experience highlights the risks of exaggerating skills
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The singer’s account offers a humorous example of how exaggerating one’s abilities during a job application can lead to an uncomfortable situation when an employer expects those skills to be demonstrated.
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Although Teni is now known for her music career, her recollection provides a glimpse into an earlier experience outside the entertainment industry.
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Her story also highlights the importance of being honest about one’s abilities when applying for jobs.
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