Sue Said:

Has anyone heard of engineering or land surveyor jobs in the Antarctic?

We Answered:

no but I think there are some openings in Zimbabwe

Arnold Said:

How come they let me in front of the line at the job bank with my fake DD214?

We Answered:

whats a DD214?

Nora Said:

Will the jobs in BArclays be like any of our normal bank jobs? will the experience counted elsewhere or not?

We Answered:

Barclays is a large global bank, just like the other biggies. So to answer part of your question, it IS a 'normal' bank.
The experience will count. Any experience counts in your resume, more so if it's related to the job you're applying for next. Good luck with your job

Gwendolyn Said:

What are the various jobs banking sector offers to a B.com pass student ?

We Answered:

cashier... bank clerk...
for better position... better do MBA after BCom... before going for a job...

Gloria Said:

Which bank jobs pay highest salaries?

We Answered:

I've worked for and with banks for many years. The best paying jobs in banks tend to be those positions that bring people either into the bank as new customers, or existing customers to get them into new lines of business.

Good personal bankers and customer service reps that are able to successfully cross-sell products do well here, but with some years of experience. Successful loan officers, branch managers, and other officers tend to do well as well.

With your background in business/accounting, I would deepen your knowledge with American Institute of Banking (AIB) classes from the American Bankers Association (ABA).

Which banks pay more? It depends. With all major banks, if you're comparing position to position between them all, they're all pretty much the same at the entry. A small independent agricultural bank with five staff may make better salaries than the mega-bank on the corner of a big city with the same five staff. You really need to sell yourself in this area; do you have a specialty they're looking for?

Bottom line, work on these items if you want the big bucks in banking: education, experience, personality, management (of people and/or risk), and who you know. Remember to never, EVER, date/sleep with/marry your colleagues.