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Started by : Rashmi Chawla, Cust. Service Manager, Leading Bank   02 27 2010 10:06:53 +0000
Industry : BankingFunctional Area : Organizational Development(People Management)
Activity:  213 views;  last activity : 07 06 2010 20:18:09 +0000

Banking sector in the country has been growing rapidly on the back of growing economy and banks expansion into unbanked areas to tap the rural economy. Inspite of this growth process, banks are facing an acute manpower shortage created by large scale superannuation. More than 22,000 posts are waiting to be filled in government-run banks, despite a recruitment overdrive that saw them adding around 15,000 people in the last one year. On the other side, skilled and talented people are striving for job opportunities.

In such a scenario, where there is so many opportunities in the public banks, Why people are not going for Bank jobs?

 
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1 Lacks promoting new opporunities as other sectors
2 Amend Selection Procedure / Criteria
3 Fresher - dont search an instant rise, be consisten
4 OF NO USE
5 A UNIQUE PLATFORM EARN, LEARN AND GROW
6 AMBIQUITY IN CAREER GROWTH IN NATIONALISED BANKS

Lacks promoting new opporunities as other sectors

idea posted by Rashmi Chawla Cust. Service Manager, Leading Bank

In my view, the financial sector in selecting, placing and promoting employees are needed to be promoted from the RBI in hands with the Public Banks. There are over 70 lakh applications every year which are not properly processed in selecting right candidates, as per report. The banks, are also concerned that they will find it more tough to fill positions at the senior position level, since the government has come out with stringent rules. There is also not much clarity on the selection on its eligiblity which lacks as compared from other sectors in the recrutment process.

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by praveenkumar , MBA/PGDM student, dr.l.b.college  | 03 01 2010 05:53:03 +0000

banking sector incresing lot of opportunites compare to the previous years, but the recuritment  process is not good, still skilled people are struggling to get  the opportunity in the banking sector. i heared the news few people the people are joining in the psu banks with down payment isist false news or not. but ihave to agree with your comment

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by KIRIT BENGALI, OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT  | 02 27 2010 12:31:50 +0000

i m like that opportunity of the sector & conform of my mob.no.09824140940 

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Amend Selection Procedure / Criteria

idea posted by Prassan Kumar Sharma AVP, Nirmal Bang Securities

The Reason I see Government Banks which are full of opportunities and are looking forward to fill them with competent candidates are facing an acute manpower shortage though skilled and talented people are striving for job opportunities is the stringent recruitment process they still follow. Most of them are still following BSRB Recruitment pattern though they have taken learning from private sector to create positions and serve customer better but their criteria are still not in line to choose the candidates required for the said profiles. They move out to recruit a Manager performing roles as in private sector but follow age old process of recruiting a PO. Lot of people who aspire gets laid off and the gap remains unabridged. I believe HR / Personnel departments need to work on selection procedures and criteria to bridge the gap.

Thanks for the referral Rashmi!!! Good ideation.

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by Megha Goel, Assistant manager, Axis Bank, Delhi  | 03 04 2010 18:13:02 +0000

I completely agree with Prassan's idea. the way these banks make the selection should be amended. It is very time consuming. The gestation from which a candidate gives his exam to final placement is so large that the candidate shifts to some other place. 

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by Aswani.K.M , Software Developer  | 03 02 2010 06:30:27 +0000

Their selection criteria is not only old but time consuming too.

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The PSU banks must alter the method of recruiting manpower, they are still following the old methods of recruitment and so it is not able to attract manpower...

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Fresher - dont search an instant rise, be consisten

idea posted by ASOKE KUSARI Domestic Private Banking-Executive/Manager, A large leading PSU Bank - India

Indian Banks grow slowly and consistently, over a period of time. They require to serve a vast clantile some of them are rich and most of them are not rich. In a PSU Bank, you do not get thrill and challenge everytime, here things are learnt through experiences and in a passage of time only.

In an Indian PSU Bank, U  may require to work in a Metropolitan city or even at the remotest village of the district where electricity has not reached as yet. U may require to deal in Foreign Exchange or some years after U may be seen disbursing Agricultural Loans to the farmers.

In a PSU Bank, premises may not always be with AC or hi-fi, some of the clients may be illetrate, they may ask same thing time and again as they are not so confident, U may require to fill up their forms and papers, no outside agent will bring business for U, no performance bonus / incentives are offered to the staff, U get increment only once a year etc. etc.

Not that U may require to take risky decession everytime in a PSU Bank. U are required to be cautious as frauds may occur, follow antiMoney Laundering & KYC provisions as new and new clients are approaching U in huge numbers. U may not be offered a designation-name which is glamourous to hear rather a vanila Clerk / Hd Cashier / CTO / Asttn. Manager etc.

 The main theme : try to bring wealth for your customers ( they are plenty ), if possibel, but never let them suffer a loss. A real "low profile" activity  .. some may say. For growth one may require a CAIIB degree, patience, consistency, well balanced approach and find a promotion by appearing in Departmental Promotion process held now and then.

 

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by Cyril , Sr. Engineer Business Excellence  | 03 02 2010 14:58:20 +0000

I agree with Mr Asokes comments, However i would like to add since PSUs catter all type of customers, the need of the recruitment is due to technology. since all the PSU banks are going into Core banking solutions they need to recruit, since the training cost of the old employees is same as the recuiting the new employees.

Any way it is advantage to employee young employee and add value.

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OF NO USE

idea posted by Ajay Ziz Dy. Registrar,, University of Jammu

I AM OVER AGE EVEN IF SOMEBODY GIFTS ME SOME CATEGORY CERTIFICATE..

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A UNIQUE PLATFORM EARN, LEARN AND GROW

idea posted by ATMA RAM CHAVALI MANAGER IT, SBH

The PSBs are now on a recrutiment drive because its branch expansion and in anticipation of huge retiremnets (approximately 60000) by 20212. PSBs have a very great culture, ethics and the most trusted one.

The PSBs will provide a cross learning platform from rural sector (agriculture) to Forex/Derivatives/Technology. The PSB recruitment and promotion processes are very crystal clear. One can definitely grow with his talent. There are employees who have grown from a clerk to a GM/CGM level. The recruitment in PSBs aalso varies from Clerk to a direct recruitment officers in different cadres. In the recent past the PSBBs also recruiting personnel from campuses for different services giving them a better packages.

Different MNCs across the country/world look for domain specialists who have rich experience in  PSBs rather than any other industry.

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AMBIQUITY IN CAREER GROWTH IN NATIONALISED BANKS

idea posted by NAGARAJAN B Freelancer, Freelancer

I would like to respond in two parts:

Part 1 : Urban and Semi-urban areas

Candidates from urban and semi-urban areas when selecting their job look for guaranteed growth as they are quite ambitious. Secondly, most of urban and semi-urban graduates enlist themselves in professioanal courses and they are not interested in data entry or transaction banking positions. Though they are willing to relocate to other centres, lack of growth opportunities cast doubts in their minds and hence looking for MNC opportunities.

In Rural Areas: The education in rural areas still not developed to meet the requirement of the nationalized banks.

What needs to be done?

Nationalised Banks should set up processing centre at rural areas where abundant work-force is available. The banks should impart training to rural areas based on the requirement. Depending upon the availability, they should also revisit acedemic qualification requirement.

Analytical and technical job which makes the job interesting should be located in urban and semi-urban areas, may be with higher pay.

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