Banks in Nigeria, including GTB and Access Bank, are making illegal and unreasonable demands from job seekers they somewhat seek to employ.
Having spent almost two unproductive years at home after graduation, Evelyn was badly in need of a job. After passing the aptitude test and first interview, she was pretty confident as she walked out of her second interview for a management trainee position at Access Bank.
But her confidence immediately atrophies like an ice cube thrown into a burning fire when she was told, over the telephone, by an official of the bank that she needed to source a total of N1 million from at least 10 new customers within a week as a prerequisite for being employed.
Her parents immediately kicked against her continuing with the recruitment process saying it was exploitative.
But the thought of having to sit at home for an indefinite period in search of another job was far scarier for Evelyn. She was determined to meet the bank’s demand.
As hard as she tried, she could only get eight people to open new accounts with the bank. Two days later she got a call from the bank telling her she didn't make the emplyment cut.
“In Access Bank it has to be ten over ten or nothing,” another victim claimed.
Na today? This tins bin going on back in 80's,UBA and are ECO are 'baddest'
ReplyDeleteif she need twenty i will tell her where to get them no be joke
ReplyDeleteWhat a country they are blood suckers
ReplyDeletethis thing has been happening for a long time now,where are the so-called LABOUR LEADERS,well to me,bankers are SLAVES!!!,
ReplyDeleteBankers are en-slave by their employers & they cant complain for fear of losing their job,is the Labor congress(NLC) aware of this,or they are only interested in scuffling with the Govt,because that is where the money is,Na waOooooo
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