Jobs in NAB - Page 167

Elem · #**1661** Monday, July 20, 2015

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Originally Posted by chandlerbing

NAB AD is one of the most difficult jobs. It is simply because an AD has to investigate big fish in their own field. The Deputy Director in whose room I sat told me that his own brother was murdered in revenge for investigating. Threats are common. Same Deputy Director told me that Hassan Sheryar who was investigating Raja Rental was murdered but due to political pressure, it was termed suicide. Hassan Sheryar also visited psychiatrist due to massive pressure. DD also told me that Hassan was 4th or 3rd in merit list. I also talked to another serving AD who painted a pathetic work environment of NAB. His words were,"If you don't value your social life and can take stress then go for it if you dont have any other job." I then went to see him myself and saw him buried under 40 files of 5 cases with 10 people he had called in his office to investigate in one go. NAB is a fairly tough and hard job that will challenge you emotionally. Think hard before joining. Take care.

i appreciate your comments and observation above but i think i look at the picture from a different perspective. Here are some of the points flashing through my mind while reading your intimidating remarks:
Jobs such as those in NAB are not easy. Everyone know that. That is why it is looked at with utmost respect in the society. You think the life of an army officer serving at the front is easy. Imagine being constantly under the threat of getting killed by a terrorist. Imagine being ambushed or your Vehicle hitting an IED. These jobs are not easy. Only the most talented with high composure and will power can serve in such capacities. That is why it receives the respect it deserves. It is not just about earning a livelihood. It is about fighting the menace of corruption which is slowing decaying our society like cancer. Serving in such positions with honesty can make a difference in society. Being youth of this country we are bestowed with a chance to bring a change. How many of your friends you know have such chances? That is why high level of handwork, sacrifice and competence is expected from people serving in these positions. If someone wants an easy job then perhaps one should choose that field accordingly. The key is to stay motivated and keep reminding yourself that you are serving a bigger and honorable purpose and Allah will guide and Help you inshallah !

Sohail Kamran · #**1662** Monday, July 20, 2015

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Originally Posted by Elem

i appreciate your comments and observation above but i think i look at the picture from a different perspective. Here are some of the points flashing through my mind while reading your intimidating remarks:
Jobs such as those in NAB are not easy. Everyone know that. That is why it is looked at with utmost respect in the society. You think the life of an army officer serving at the front is easy. Imagine being constantly under the threat of getting killed by a terrorist. Imagine being ambushed or your Vehicle hitting an IED. These jobs are not easy. Only the most talented with high composure and will power can serve in such capacities. That is why it receives the respect it deserves. It is not just about earning a livelihood. It is about fighting the menace of corruption which is slowing decaying our society like cancer. Serving in such positions with honesty can make a difference in society. Being youth of this country we are bestowed with a chance to bring a change. How many of your friends you know have such chances? That is why high level of handwork, sacrifice and competence is expected from people serving in these positions. If someone wants an easy job then perhaps one should choose that field accordingly. The key is to stay motivated and keep reminding yourself that you are serving a bigger and honorable purpose and Allah will guide and Help you inshallah !

True enough. That's the spirit a true patriotic Pakistani must have! May ALLAH SWT guide us and keep us on the right path always. Ameen

MAA_LLM · #**1663** Monday, July 20, 2015

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Originally Posted by chandlerbing

NAB AD is one of the most difficult jobs. It is simply because an AD has to investigate big fish in their own field. The Deputy Director in whose room I sat told me that his own brother was murdered in revenge for investigating. Threats are common. Same Deputy Director told me that Hassan Sheryar who was investigating Raja Rental was murdered but due to political pressure, it was termed suicide. Hassan Sheryar also visited psychiatrist due to massive pressure. DD also told me that Hassan was 4th or 3rd in merit list. I also talked to another serving AD who painted a pathetic work environment of NAB. His words were,"If you don't value your social life and can take stress then go for it if you dont have any other job." I then went to see him myself and saw him buried under 40 files of 5 cases with 10 people he had called in his office to investigate in one go. NAB is a fairly tough and hard job that will challenge you emotionally. Think hard before joining. Take care.

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Originally Posted by Sohail Kamran

Thanks for sharing such realistic and practical notes. Infact, every right deed is challenging in this country. Armed forces,Judges, Intelligence people, police, anti corruption bodies etc all face huge challenges and difficulties....for these jobs, one has to be strong enough in his beliefs, determined, brave and passionate to perform challenging duties...
May Allah SWT bless us with strong courage and faith to fight against malpractices. Ameen.

I second br Sohail Kamran that every good deed is challenging here, infact not only here but everywhere. I read a case that not long ago, a teacher was beaten to death by a student because, they deceased teacher stopped him from using unfair means in the examinatio. So, in every field there are challenges. I used used word challenges because one can overcome these if He asks Allah SWT help and blessings, remains steadfast on the right and honest path and shows determination and courage.

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Originally Posted by Elem

i appreciate your comments and observation above but i think i look at the picture from a different perspective. Here are some of the points flashing through my mind while reading your intimidating remarks:
Jobs such as those in NAB are not easy. Everyone know that. That is why it is looked at with utmost respect in the society. You think the life of an army officer serving at the front is easy. Imagine being constantly under the threat of getting killed by a terrorist. Imagine being ambushed or your Vehicle hitting an IED. These jobs are not easy. Only the most talented with high composure and will power can serve in such capacities. That is why it receives the respect it deserves. It is not just about earning a livelihood. It is about fighting the menace of corruption which is slowing decaying our society like cancer. Serving in such positions with honesty can make a difference in society. Being youth of this country we are bestowed with a chance to bring a change. How many of your friends you know have such chances? That is why high level of handwork, sacrifice and competence is expected from people serving in these positions. If someone wants an easy job then perhaps one should choose that field accordingly. The key is to stay motivated and keep reminding yourself that you are serving a bigger and honorable purpose and Allah will guide and Help you inshallah !

I agree that one need to be determined and motivated, its not only a job rather I consider it a mission, and I am really glad that Al Hamdulillah, my other colleagues are also of the same view. I hope and pray that this batch will be gem of a batch of NAB and may Allah SWT bless, guide, protect and help us all in eradicating the menace of corruption from the society. Aameen

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Originally Posted by Sohail Kamran

True enough. That's the spirit a true patriotic Pakistani must have! May ALLAH SWT guide us and keep us on the right path always. Ameen

Aameen Summa Aameen.

يه قدم قدم بلائين يه سواد كوئ جانان

جنهين زندگی هو پیاری وه یهین سی لوت جائین

Sorry, I don't have Urdu keyboard, so plz accepty intentional grammatical mistakes.

P.S. Allah SWT is the best protector and helper, so I request my colleagues to seek constantly, Allah SWT's help, blessings, protection and guidance. In Sha Allah, we will accomplish our mission.

Regards

Wasiqh · #**1664** Monday, July 20, 2015

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Originally Posted by chandlerbing

NAB AD is one of the most difficult jobs. It is simply because an AD has to investigate big fish in their own field. The Deputy Director in whose room I sat told me that his own brother was murdered in revenge for investigating. Threats are common. Same Deputy Director told me that Hassan Sheryar who was investigating Raja Rental was murdered but due to political pressure, it was termed suicide. Hassan Sheryar also visited psychiatrist due to massive pressure. DD also told me that Hassan was 4th or 3rd in merit list. I also talked to another serving AD who painted a pathetic work environment of NAB. His words were,"If you don't value your social life and can take stress then go for it if you dont have any other job." I then went to see him myself and saw him buried under 40 files of 5 cases with 10 people he had called in his office to investigate in one go. NAB is a fairly tough and hard job that will challenge you emotionally. Think hard before joining. Take care.

Though its not an easy job but as explained by other forum members, every job has its own challenges. The environment in NAB is not like that as described by our dear forum member. Don't be dishearted or worried while you are joining NAB. If one is not satisfied after joining, one can leave it.

fs_7 · #**1665** Tuesday, July 21, 2015

Has anyone received offer letter after eid

bilalkazmi · #**1666** Tuesday, July 21, 2015

TCS will resume its services tmrow after eid break

MAA_LLM · #**1667** Wednesday, July 22, 2015

Al Hamdulillah received the offer letter today through TCS.

hunainshahzad · #**1668** Wednesday, July 22, 2015

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Originally Posted by MAA_LLM

Al Hamdulillah received the offer letter today through TCS.

Maa llm where are you from?

Hammad kamal · #**1669** Wednesday, July 22, 2015

Did anybody from Karachi received letter yet ?

arsalangm · #**1670** Wednesday, July 22, 2015

I got it in Karachi today.

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