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winner_iima replied to My life as a Bank PO

Similar requests were entertained in the bank I joined."allotment letter" whats that? do you mean joining letter?people resign only after getting the joining letter.

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winner_iima replied to My life as a Bank PO

winner_iima

24 Mar

Send a letter/fax/email or better visit the personnel deptt to have a conversation and hand them your "prayer for extension".Get in touch with them immediately..they only will tell u the procedure.

winner_iima replied to My life as a Bank PO

winner_iima

24 Mar

You have to obtain proper release from your previous employer and submit a certificate of the same.

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winner_iima

03 Mar

I hope you got more than your fair share of gyaan in my preceding post. :mg:I hope it helps to take an informed decision.

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winner_iima

02 Mar

@khushbu12345 The Officer service guidelines of a PSB officer is drafted on the lines similar to that of Civil Services. You may be surprised to know that years ago a bank officer had a higher basic pay than that of an IAS. But due to some strange policy decisions taken by the successive governme...

winner_iima

09:18 PM, 02 Mar '13

My life as a Bank PO

02 Mar

@khushbu12345

@khushbu12345 said:
Hi guys plz Help me I had already wasted my 1 year for MBA my score is very bad every1 is saying do MBA from topmost college from 25 top Bschool otherwise don't do. I am unable to understand wht to do, i don't wanna to pay donation I hav interest in banking bt d problem is in banking which is disturbing me tht after getting promotion in banks we hav to change city nd if we don't want to change city. In same city in diff branch can we go AND ABT PROMOTIONS IT WILL NT AFFECT NA and if m going in banking field diploma will be gud for getting higher position or direct joing bank through exams

The Officer service guidelines of a PSB officer is drafted on the lines similar to that of Civil Services. You may be surprised to know that years ago a bank officer had a higher basic pay than that of an IAS. But due to some strange policy decisions taken by the successive governments the gap in pay parity of a Bank Officer and an IAS has widened. But the service regulations remain the same as they were in the beginning; so leave, transfer, salary, perks, reimbursements follow laid down norms of Govt of India and the Bank concerned.

*Regular transfers are a must for Officers, whether you chose to appear for promotion exams or not.

*As per service requirements Officers have to serve in various categories of branches urban/semi-urban/rural/metro.

*However, if you choose not to take appear for promotions you may be lucky not to be sent out of your circle/region. But again, not taking up higher responsibilities when offered will not justify your "I hav interest in banking...."

*For lady employees banks take a sympathetic view for transfer postings and try to accommodate them, but it in no way dilutes their liability to serve anywhere in the country at banks call.

*It is difficult for a girl to adjust with a profession and a new marriage, but that's true for every profession. Do note that banks have large no. of lady Officers discharging their duty most diligently and efficiently. If it was so difficult inside the banks, these high caliber women would not have stayed with the banks and increasing no. of girls would not opt for a banking job year after year.

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winner_iima replied to My life as a Bank PO

winner_iima

02 Mar

@saikatha *B.Tech guys have been sufficiently pissed during their grad days. *There is official 6 day[or more ] work schedule everywhere in the industry except in IT & ITES.*That which is hectic can be tiring but not boring and vice-versa.*It depends on how you look at your job, but I feel a jo...

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winner_iima

16 Dec '12

@warimiki, its my pleasure! I am not with SBI. I have heard, at the end of probationary period, the SBI direct recruits have to go through a test, if they don't clear it in 1st attempt they are given one or two chances. But as I am not with SBI, I cant give you the exact picture.

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winner_iima

16 Dec '12

@warimiki if you aspire for better govt jobs....a state govt ldc job will give you hell lot of time to study.....taking leave would be more easy, I guess. You know the pros and cons yourself, it all depends on your long term goals.....