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If say he win he no go resign, well na waiting in go do as the show no show. Wishing him best of luck in his feature endeavor.

Welcomme:
I graduated in the year 2015 and did my NYSC in the year 2016 to 2017. Ever since, getting a job has been something else. Well, last year I took up a teaching job in a private school and the salary is around 26 thousand naira. I have been on it for a year now. I hardly have time for my self considering the number of classes and periods.

I recently got a job with Stanbic bank as a Direct sales agent (marketing) with a salary of about 50 thousand.
I am afraid of taking up the offer because of all these bank targets and how to meet up with the target. I am afraid let me not lose the job I have now and take up this offer and can't meet up with the target.

Pls those that have done this DSA job and others can do well to advise me and give me first hand experience and way of meeting target.
Thanks.

I chose to quote you so you can take note of my comment.

Go for the bank job, beyond your salary you will learn more useful skills that will help you in your future endeavor. Sales skills, customer's service skills, communication skills, corporate organisation experiences and so on.

Don't be afraid of those target, IBTC runs personal and business banker departments in which you will be posted to either of the departments.

I've done DSR before with SCB after which i moved to difference MFB and I later port to Real Estate and I'm now the CEO of Pemila Properties Nigeria Ltd.

In short, you stand to gain much more working as DSR in IBTC than the salary.

Let I forget, I have friend still working as DSR today in one of the branch of IBTC in Lagos, he have seen another offers but the guy refused to move due to commissions he's earning beyond his salary.

Welcome to corporate world.