Welcome to BankingJobPromotionTips
By Administrator | February 10, 2010
Welcome to our new blog about Banking Jobs ideally named BankingJobPromotionTips.com
This is a blog especially made to help you succeed in your chosen profession. And that’s in the Banking Career, of course. I will be posting news, articles and even job openings as well as Job Interview Tips to help you on your path to success. Also stay tuned for tips on how to motivate yourself to succeed in your chosen careers.
That’s why I’m here to help you out by educating readers and give them useful tips, and effective strategies and informative news.
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A roadmap to success
By Administrator | January 10, 2010
Identify your personal career goals, make a plan, or come up with a winning strategy to be able to achieving you goals and stick to it!
Be realistic in setting goal and plans, research your options carefully, aim high but give a decent timeline to achieve those set goals. Also be flexible and learn to use failures and setbacks as fuel to achieve your set goal onward to success and not as energy to feed your growing doubt and disappointment.
Set a short-term goals for daily task or even monthly task, then mid-term goals which can be achieved in about 2 -5 years or maybe even less than a year. And long-term goal which can be attained after the complete of the previous goals which at least about 10-15 years.
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Step Up Your Look
By mctreve | December 24, 2009
We usually judge others by their appearance. Their clothes, how they carry themselves, their mannerisms; these are the first things we see, even before we get to know a person. To be in the running for that promotion, you must keep in mind that you are also evaluated by how you look. Do you come across as a slouch who doesn’t even shave and try to look neat when coming to work? Or do you give off the aura of the professional, dependable and responsible worker? Your image is a huge factor in being a candidate for a higher position. So always be neat, clean, and choose the appropriate clothes when you go to work to strengthen your claim to that promotion.
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“GOFER” IT
By mctreve | November 21, 2009
Being a gofer is usually associated with words such assistant and sidekick. But if you really are driven to achieve that promotion, then a gofer is what you have to be. In this sense, being a gofer means that you go the extra mile for your job. You do the things that are not usually expected of you, which are beyond the tasks that your specific job calls for. By doing these things, your bosses would eventually notice your commitment to the company, and this will score well with them. They’ll see you as ready and eager to move to upper managerial positions, that means, yes – a promotion.
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Earning Expectations
By Sherill | October 24, 2009
www.pennsylvaniabankingjobs.com
There are diverse earnings that you can expect in this field, and it will depend on your specific job in the field. Tellers are the lowest paid people in the banking industry, but they still make around $8-11 per hour, and sometimes even more if they have been with the company for a long time. Secretaries and clerks can expect to make between $10-12 an hour, while bookkeepers and customer service reps make $11-13 per hour. If you are able to climb the ladder to become an administrative assistant or executive secretary, you will see a significant pay raise and will make probably between $15-17 per hour. Financial managers and loan officers usually make the most in the field, with loan officers making around $20 per hour and financial managers make about $30 per hour.
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Needed Education
By Sherill | September 22, 2009
www.mainebankingjobs.com
The education that you will need for a banking career will depend on the particular position that you are planning to pursue. Some jobs such as customer service managers or bank tellers only require that you have a GED or high school diploma. Other jobs, such as investment officers or loan officers, will require that you are certified within your state to sell special products like Annuities or IRA’s. Still, some careers in this field may require that you have a business degree or other similar type degrees.
The great thing about a banking career is that once you start out in the field, most of the time the bank where you work for will help you to get the education that you need to advance in your career, which will make you an extremely valuable employee and save you a great deal of money.
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Action Jackson : A Vision
By Administrator | August 10, 2009
There are two ways wherein you can become optimistic in your job and put your conviction at work.One way is to visualize a job greater than what you have. While you may not be a CEO or not even a manager, imagine yourself to be at least a team leader. How would you settle possible problems that your company may encounter? It’s not so much of having an illusion of being THE top man but it’s more of putting yourself in a bigger responsibility in order to train yourself for the actual sense of duty that you will meet later on.Having this self-commitment to undertake a greater role, you will be able to open up a panorama of brilliant business ideas that are sure to contribute to your company’s success.The other way to put your commitment to work is through sharing of your imagination. Most of us are afraid to be deemed as eccentric or foolish upon having images in our heads. But little do we know that these kept images can be the genius that will change things positively. You just might have a “business intuition” that not anyone can realize in himself. Every company needs a business “artist” and eccentricity can be the key. Don’t be afraid to share your vision/s.As long as you know that you can make it work, hinting your associates about what you see can start things to get moving. Think of yourself as a “mission maker” – both to yourself and to your colleagues.
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Researching Is Good for You
By Administrator | July 6, 2009
To have the passion for a product or to be familiar with the industry is not enough. As in all businesses, you have to study it, research about it, and assess your competition.
The point here is that you must know who your market will be. You don’t need to be a scientist to research your market and you won’t even need to hire a market researcher whom you’ll end up paying thousands just for that simple task. For the most part, all you have to do is talk to your friends and they’ll talk to their relatives.
Chat up with your relatives and have their friends come over as well. You can also simply ask some random person on the street. Engage in small talks in the supermarkets or malls, as all the potential target consumers are all in those kinds of places. Ask them general questions that you can relate to the product you have in mind. It might be too informal to record but the spontaneity is what gives it its validity. Simple, but reliable research is what you have!
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The Right Motivation
By Administrator | June 18, 2009
Sometimes we wonder what really drives us to do better, or at least what makes us do the things we do. There are a lot of reasons, but behind these reasons, there are always principles that determine the way we carry out our actions. It is very important that we know our values and that we are not uncertain to enact them. We may have all the goals in mind but if we don’t put value first, the end result won’t be what we expect. Putting value in everything that we do, especially in our work, would prove that there is more to just living life in the economic sense. Upholding values proves that we answer to a calling of survival and success that will last a lifetime.
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Job Hunting Tactics
By Administrator | May 22, 2009
Job hunting should be given careful considerations. You need to have a plan. You need to map out strategies and establish goals. Sometimes, you even have to know more than what you need to know.
Here are some job hunting tactics that you should practice in job hunting:
1. Choose a job that you really want. You know you can never be successful with a job you don’t like or you don’t excel at doing.
2. Join a network. Network connects people to people and jobs. Remember that the best jobs are never posted online. These are filled up through word of mouth, with individuals forwarding recommendations of their friends, relatives or former colleagues to companies.
3. Act now. Not next week, next month or next year. Now is always the right time to start your job search.
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