flexyrule:
A relationship officer working under me earns N80k as salary every month. He takes 1% every investment he books as commission every month. He currently has about N40 million in his CABAL. Please calculate how much the guy makes every month.
Life is easy bro!
Think big and believe!

AntiBrutus:
Don't ever take a banking job as a contract staff. That is all I have to say.

Regards

angelusbrut:


Its achievable

angelusbrut:


Take the job and do if for three to six months, ensure u gather sales experience, from there u can start applying for fmcg jobs and God been by ur side u will excel.
Remember don't waste that 50k,ensure u save at least 35k out of it, be friendly with your boss.
Sales experience will take u to d top,u equally need to learn driving, google fmcg sales strategy and build ur career from there.
Leave the teaching job asap and take this one,all the best

Phygo:
The highest Risk in life is not taking Risk.
Or
Are U scared of challenges.


I'm a BSc holder,but managing 45k here in Kaduna with one heartless India company.
I work 7to7 including Saturdays. Most times I come on Sunday after church if there is need to run production.

Guy, man must survive. All na experience and ability to explore other opportunities.

One more thing, WORK SCARCE OOO.
Abi U wan carry LAPPY?

oldtruth:



Hello think big;

Had it been you said sometimes, then no need to argue but you said Monthly! No kids here. Park one side

flexyrule:
That you canot do it doesn't mean someone elsewhere isn't doing it. Stop using your mediocritic way of reasoning to analyze other people's lives and earnings. This topic was about the guy who wants to quit a teaching job for a DSA position with Stanbic and not this lazy man argument you want to start.

Ubdavis:
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26k na multi ... Some do receive as low as 10k and bellow. What an embarrassment!!!

biggerboyc:
Firstly, I'm a DSA with a bank and right now I'm considering resignation. I've spent over 1 year with the bank, I'm currently on 10 days leave and when I resume on 24th of which I believe salary would have been paid, I will tender my resignation. Let me explain your job role to you in case you don't know. As a DSA you are a foot soldier and your core duty is to achieve a target of account opening and other bank solution which include cards and other bank solution. You may also be given SME target. Not meeting it is not a problem in your first 2 month. But subsequently it becomes an issue when you consistently fail to meet those target. Remember you are to work under every circumstance so under the Sun in the afternoon you must work. You will also have deposit target, for me it is 1.4million naira monthly but I've never even gone pass 300k average balance. You are also to book loan and manage customer. One of the fear factor is that you can't go pass 50k earning as bank always have graduate trainee and your chance of getting converted to a full staff is very slim. Although you can also converted since some people have trend that part before and are in a better position today.

Conclusion
I don't regret taking a DSA job role with my bank. In fact the experience is worth it. But I think the effort I put into my target if channeled into my own business, I will be a better person.

Before you choose weigh your options well, research your job, meet those who are currently working and ask about there experience( you can ask anonymously) see whether you can cope.

Don't make a decision because you felt your mate are more successful than you. Most of them won't tell you what they are going through.

biggerboyc:
Firstly, I'm a DSA with a bank and right now I'm considering resignation. I've spent over 1 year with the bank, I'm currently on 10 days leave and when I resume on 24th of which I believe salary would have been paid, I will tender my resignation. Let me explain your job role to you in case you don't know. As a DSA you are a foot soldier and your core duty is to achieve a target of account opening and other bank solution which include cards and other bank solution. You may also be given SME target. Not meeting it is not a problem in your first 2 month. But subsequently it becomes an issue when you consistently fail to meet those target. Remember you are to work under every circumstance so under the Sun in the afternoon you must work. You will also have deposit target, for me it is 1.4million naira monthly but I've never even gone pass 300k average balance. You are also to book loan and manage customer. One of the fear factor is that you can't go pass 50k earning as bank always have graduate trainee and your chance of getting converted to a full staff is very slim. Although you can also converted since some people have trend that part before and are in a better position today.

Conclusion
I don't regret taking a DSA job role with my bank. In fact the experience is worth it. But I think the effort I put into my target if channeled into my own business, I will be a better person.

Before you choose weigh your options well, research your job, meet those who are currently working and ask about there experience( you can ask anonymously) see whether you can cope.

Don't make a decision because you felt your mate are more successful than you. Most of them won't tell you what they are going through.

biggerboyc:
Firstly, I'm a DSA with a bank and right now I'm considering resignation. I've spent over 1 year with the bank, I'm currently on 10 days leave and when I resume on 24th of which I believe salary would have been paid, I will tender my resignation. Let me explain your job role to you in case you don't know. As a DSA you are a foot soldier and your core duty is to achieve a target of account opening and other bank solution which include cards and other bank solution. You may also be given SME target. Not meeting it is not a problem in your first 2 month. But subsequently it becomes an issue when you consistently fail to meet those target. Remember you are to work under every circumstance so under the Sun in the afternoon you must work. You will also have deposit target, for me it is 1.4million naira monthly but I've never even gone pass 300k average balance. You are also to book loan and manage customer. One of the fear factor is that you can't go pass 50k earning as bank always have graduate trainee and your chance of getting converted to a full staff is very slim. Although you can also converted since some people have trend that part before and are in a better position today.

Conclusion
I don't regret taking a DSA job role with my bank. In fact the experience is worth it. But I think the effort I put into my target if channeled into my own business, I will be a better person.

Before you choose weigh your options well, research your job, meet those who are currently working and ask about there experience( you can ask anonymously) see whether you can cope.

Don't make a decision because you felt your mate are more successful than you. Most of them won't tell you what they are going through.

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.

oldtruth:


Guy, please! You are sounding so pathetic. Who told you that guy can't do well in his teaching job than being a DSA. Extra lessons both at home and in school is cool and comes with loads of cash. He can do great things being a teacher.

No one is discouraging him from being a DSP if he he weighs his opinions and choose the best for himself. Your lies is what I can put up with. You sound so terrible with your lies.

Thank you and I will appreciate if we stop quoting each other. Thanks

tpraiz:




Bro I stay in kaduna too. Which side do you stay in kaduna?

Phygo:
The highest Risk in life is not taking Risk.
Or
Are U scared of challenges.


I'm a BSc holder,but managing 45k here in Kaduna with one heartless India company.
I work 7to7 including Saturdays. Most times I come on Sunday after church if there is need to run production.

Guy, man must survive. All na experience and ability to explore other opportunities.

One more thing, WORK SCARCE OOO.
Abi U wan carry LAPPY?

BigBashiru:


Its a shame that black Africans are slaves in their own land but then again they are the cause of it due to your thinking pattern (no offence); if you were frying akara and were a sales man in all these hours you have been putting in you definitely will make more.

Why should indians be lording over Nigerians in nigeria?? Simply because you allowed it to happen.

And by the way, Indians are reputed to be among the worst people to work for world wide.

Just resign, you definitely deserve better - even if you went to india, you would make more rupees than you are currently making in Nigeria.

Phygo:

I understand you perfectly, but I need to work at least for experience not the money for now.

flexyrule:
I know a DSA that works with Stanbic that earns over 350k as commsion every month. Management approved that he should be converted to a full staff at Entry level with a lower pay and he refused.
Its not always about where you are, it's about how well you're doing wherever you are.

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.

INTEGRITYA1:


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 has seen another offer but the guy refused to move due to commissions he's earning beyond his salary.

Welcome to corporate world.

Phygo:

I understand you perfectly, but I need to work at least for experience not the money for now.

Zigdore:


Can someone go into pharmaceutical without experience in pharmacy ?

CanadianNaija:


As an ex banker doing what for the bank? I was a career banker and this is not true.

CharleyBright:


So pls tell me, how and why did u leave banking?
You would still be a banker if it is so rosy.
Dont tell me u retired.

By the way, i was in Operations and a Mid Executive staff in the bank. Not a rag tag Direct Sales Agent that even an Entry level staff is far better than.

Phygo:

Trikania

BigBashiru:

So which of these are true about Indian bosses (please be honest and help out fellow nairalanders):

a.) No regard for worklife balance - works you as much as possible (you have already confirmed this one).
b.) Tracks what time you get into the office; if you arrive like 7 minutes late, you get queried?
c.) Is controlling - doesnt listen - do as I say attitude?

AntiBrutus:
Don't ever take a banking job as a contract staff. That is all I have to say.

Regards

CaptainMitch:
I want to drink to you today, how many bottles should I cancel?

AntiBrutus:


Lol, don't cancel biko. I don't like alcohol

Cancel Chapman on my behalf

komodapson:


This is absolutely the most sincere response I ever saw on nairaland for the past 5years...o boy, u deserve an award...

please! abeg...I need ur acct no: biko, I wan' credit u... ure absolutely spot on (in Murphy Djembas voice)....

key statement:

This is absolutely the most sincere response I ever saw on nairaland for the past 5years...o boy, u deserve an award...

please! abeg...I need ur acct no: biko, I wan' credit u... ure absolutely spot on (in Murphy Djembas voice)....

key statement:

This is absolutely the most sincere response I ever saw on nairaland for the past 5years...o boy, u deserve an award...

please! abeg...I need ur acct no: biko, I wan' credit u... ure absolutely spot on (in Murphy Djembas voice)....

key statement: