Need expert advice from seniors.... - Page 2

Raz · #11 Sunday, June 05, 2011

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Originally Posted by Saffar Ali

As I have been selected as MTO at NBP so I have to leave my current Job.NBP orientation is going to be held on 15th of June and training will commence from 4th of July this year. I was selected as Batch Trainee Officer (OG2) at Meezan Bank. I joined Meezan Bank some one and half months ago. I have signed there a service bond of Rs. 100,000 for two years.

For the first 6 months I am on probation period. I have taken one and half month salary. I want all seniors to please help me that what should I do now? Should I inform them now or should wait till joining at NBP. What about the Bond? Waise I am ready to pay the bond amount. Should I pay it or not? Please give your suggestions......

Talk to Meezan Bank Administration, your efforts might result in the waiver of bond or at most partial payment of the bond amount upto the actual expenses incurred. If they neither waive your bond nor accept partial payment then in my opinion pay them full amount and join NBP. NBP is among the top five banks and should be preferred as against the Meezan Bank.

Further, as rightly suggested by Saleeqa Batool, contact with that guy, he may guide you properly because he might have gone through the complete process. He may give you some tips how to deal with the bank.

polaris · #12 Sunday, June 05, 2011

@ Saffar Ali

If I faced the same situation I would do following..
Join the NBP When it's to be joined and keep working there.. for meezan job, i shall send them a medical certificate (you can buy it from any medical practitioner who knows you) that I am suffering from some serious disease (let's say jaundice or even i can mention some injury) and need bed rest for long time as per doctor.. would keep sending them leave extension application until two years end, this way eventually bank will have to terminate me at their own... May be they would have to terminate me even long before two years.. well you would never need to pay any single rupee to meezan.. bond would automatically get invalid after two years/or whenever they would terminate you.. do it if you can because i could do it

Saffar Ali · #13 Sunday, June 05, 2011

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Originally Posted by Raz

Talk to Meezan Bank Administration, your efforts might result in the waiver of bond or at most partial payment of the bond amount upto the actual expenses incurred. If they neither waive your bond nor accept partial payment then in my opinion pay them full amount and join NBP. NBP is among the top five banks and should be preferred as against the Meezan Bank.

Further, as rightly suggested by Saleeqa Batool, contact with that guy, he may guide you properly because he might have gone through the complete process. He may give you some tips how to deal with the bank.

Thanx Raz bhai... I have also planned what you have suggested..... I have done extensive research on Banking industry of pakistan during my thesis and I am very much aware of importance of being a part of NBP..... I am ready to pay anything to get this Job.... I am going to do exactly what you have advised.... Thanks once again