I get only RM1600 but the indirect benefits is good lor. Some times you must look at their indirect incentives also.

good la, join la then we can be friends hahaha

got medical and dental benefits, 2 types of insurance - personal and company and opportunities overseas

Actually banks are a very good place for progress provided if you are really resistant and determined to remain.

I have a friend who works for a bank. He started out as a junior accountant, had an extremely stressful work life.

He didn't quit though and after 2 years of working there, he applied for interest free loans, bought himself a condominium and a nice Camry. He is only 26.

So, work for a bank but be steadfast. Given the opportunity, I would also choose working for a bank.

This post has been edited by DDSFan8: Jun 9 2007, 08:25 PM

Sounds like death

is Citibank a good company to work for?

I want to know about Citibank

but degree holder got a lot better prospect for career advancement within the bank.

I thought the HSBC MY call center closed down?

RM 2.1K is damn low. Might as well opt for other call center

step on your head maybe