Valike2008:
This thread is for me, I work in a bank too with same salary planning on bolt with corolla,though I have side hustle that gives me 500k monthly , but as a real Igbo man I need more money

wentroublecomes:


I also study Civil Engineering. Up till now I still dey find job. I don't even know if na to kill myself.

Valike2008:
This thread is for me, I work in a bank too with same salary planning on bolt with corolla,though I have side hustle that gives me 500k monthly , but as a real Igbo man I need more money

EduBrazil1991:
My little advice!
Sell the car and invest the money in FinAfrica and continue your job and save again to buy another car while your investment is growing.
Then resign and go make money.
Fear remains our worst obstacle.

LucemFerre:


Shut up

2blockus:
So I'm a graduate of civil engineering, but work as a contract staff in a bank for over 5years with 100k salary.

I bought a functional car which fit into bolt but I'm scared of resigning from my job as I have family responsibilities.

This bank work doesn't give me opportunity to grow with them and time to do other side hustle and I know one day it's either they sack me or I leave.(but one must happen)

Please I need advice if I should still continue this work or start street hustle.

Note: I save the money for this car from salary and side hustle base on what I studied in school.

2blockus:
So I'm a graduate of civil engineering, but work as a contract staff in a bank for over 5years with 100k salary.

I bought a functional car which fit into bolt but I'm scared of resigning from my job as I have family responsibilities.

This bank work doesn't give me opportunity to grow with them and time to do other side hustle and I know one day it's either they sack me or I leave.(but one must happen)

Please I need advice if I should still continue this work or start street hustle.

Note: I save the money for this car from salary and side hustle base on what I studied in school.

2blockus:
So I'm a graduate of civil engineering, but work as a contract staff in a bank for over 5years with 100k salary.

I bought a functional car which fit into bolt but I'm scared of resigning from my job as I have family responsibilities.

This bank work doesn't give me opportunity to grow with them and time to do other side hustle and I know one day it's either they sack me or I leave.(but one must happen)

Please I need advice if I should still continue this work or start street hustle.

Note: I save the money for this car from salary and side hustle base on what I studied in school.

thebosstrevor1:


Really, maybe everyone has different stories.

i know someone who started as a contract staff doing sales with the Defunct oceanic bank, met his target, became a full time staff, moved to UBA, his means of moving forward in the industry has been the method i described above, the last time we spoke, he was a commercial manager.

invectives:
5 permanent staff?Hmmm dat one BM go follow hold branch key oo..and resume quarter to 6 am too

Esseite:
Retain you bank work while seeking for better oppurtunities aside bolt driving.. it's only sweet on paper and words..

- If you give the car out on HP, the car would die within 6mths without adequate returns..

- Your bank work gives you contacts and good network to meeting certain caliber of people..

- cab driving kills your self confidence as a young graduate whom have been oppurtuned to work in an office environment.

- To raise 100k on driving monthly would drain you totally out and when you check in a few months, you would find out you have grown poorer.

- if your job could afford you a comfortable car, it can afford you more with consistency and discipline.

AlhajiBitcoin:


Does every bnk do that holding of branch key by core staff ?

Only met this in UBA.

thatsleepboy1:


Kindly share the link for the thread.

invectives:
https://www.nairaland.com/2653841/uber-partner-lagos-please-share/3608#101560334

northbird:


Have you made such before in PH? No conjectures, op needs facts backed by figures. As it stands, the most lucrative city for e-hailing is still Lagos.
Even in Lagos 100k/week is still a tall order.

2blockus
1.stick with your job.
2.Drive on weekends, don't give your car out on rental or HP

2blockus:
Good evening Landers.

I have finally resign from the banking job and I am very happy now with my earnings and freedom.

For me to resign I had to work as Bolt driver everyday I close from the bank and work till 10pm and worked all through the weekend, with this I was able to save 1million in short period of time and got loan of 1.5 to get another car.

So now my monthly savings after other expenses is 200k which I plan to pay back the loan in six month starting form this month.

I only work from Wednesday to Sunday every week.
Thanks for all the support from here, other contract staff bankers especially men reading this post should look for exits root immediately as there is no future in the banking industry for us as a polytechnic graduates.

2blockus:
I base in Port Harcourt.

LucemFerre:


Shut up

Childofthelord:
Start by doing bolt driving on the weekends and maybe few hours after work. See how that suits you, then you can make a decision.

Rollingstones86:
Bro there's money in transportation I can't deceive you ,I have worked for many years almost 19 year's for indians nothing to show for it , have finally gone into transportation now and I see much gains just even in a week you have made 1ook salary things note you, out of 1ook when you are working as an employee how much do you spend on transportations for a month I bet you that's running to almost 35k now how much is remaining in your so called salary it's 65k then how much will you give madam for a month haven't even calculated the house expenses or children upkeeping,well many people are aiming for that your opportunity you just got now my bro be more courageous,it's either you faced this realities in your work place, 1 you get sacked unknowingly 2 the company closed down 3 you stole and no entitlement at all at all, 4 you die by your negligence I don tell una oooooooo��