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You would have a better paying job soon by God's grace sir, emm... Sir would you advice someone who just bagged his first degree like me to consider taking a contract staff job in a bank now or rather still be on the look out for a job that soothes my field(computer engineering)..your advice is urgently needed sir.

I appreciate you. I think you should take any job pending your securing a desired one. An idle mind they say...Just make sure you are a good customer service person, I still am till this moment.But don't allow the charade of banking get into your head, stay focused on your pursuit. your case is distinct from mine I was just too committed to the job that other things suffered. Banking still resonates in my blood.The sky is your starting point.

For the first time am not scared of saying the truth. Have been a contract staff with gtbank for close to10 solid years. At inception I had a projection of 5 yrs. But circumstances after graduating has left me stranded. I often wonder why I keep kitting up to the office, maybe for my 2 kids and too little savings. how do I fend for them and myself if I quit.Still searching thou. With a determined mind not to give up on life,not to steal, not to pilfer I will make my own money no matter how long it takes. peeps pray for me I really need it.

After some tests and irrespective of their class of degrees, They were not just converted but also promoted to assistant banking officers immediately. This is totally distinct from the quasi conversions we saw at other banks. It seems there is an Abraham Maslow at play here. Sources say its a wise move, better hold on to what you have trained hands-on so they can train the new guys. It seems the banks are becoming wiser, Don't easily let go of your best customer service experts whom you have spent so much time and resources to train only to be snatched and utilized by competitors is clear positive business sense, its time to ground them. In a related move, First bank is about to embark on its own conversion process after conducting a silent test last weekend. Congrats to the guys at Access bank you deserve it. Just make the bank proud.