The album blends rap, highlife, R&B, and gospel, and features guest appearances from artists ArrDee, Flavour, Chip, Burna Boy, Johnny Drille, Fave, Cheque, group NSG, and media personality and convicted felon Hushpuppi.

Also produced by JaySynths, this track explores themes of success, confidence, and living in the moment, blending Phyno's Nigerian roots with ArrDee's UK rap style in a cross-cultural collaboration.

[9] Peace Umanah of tooXclusive praised the album for its rich fusion of Afrobeats, hip-hop, and highlife influences, highlighting the rapper's versatility and growth.

He concluded that the album "solidifies Phyno’s reputation as one of Nigeria’s leading musical talents" and gave it high marks across various categories, with ratings of 1.8/2 for delivery, lyricism, and relatability, 1.9/2 for mixing and production, and 1.7/2 for replay value.

[10] Ademoye Afeez of NotJustOk gave Full Time Job a rating of 7.8/10, stating that the three-year break was worthwhile, resulting in a carefully crafted project.