Why Indian Bankers Quitting! 👇

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#NoWorklifeBalance No fixed working hours.(Now staff is working from 9:45 am to 9:00 pm ) Management calling staff on holidays for work. Posting is far away from home.( 2000-2500km).

Indian Bankers are quitting Because of in Banks 2.Daily Commitment 3.Late sitting 4.Working on Holidays 5.Rejection of Leave 6.Misbehaviour of Bosses @ZeeBusiness @FinMinIndia @CNBC @nsitharaman

This is how a bank looks in a developed nation. Here we keep bankers like chicken in cages. With super high work load and under resourced and no privilege. Everything goes to the central system for processing. And they have to face frustrated clueless people. What do u expect.

Bcoz of so many login days GM birthday login CMD visiting day login AGM retirement day login All days dedicated to login days when is the time to work other things..so most bankers think when some other good opportunities comes,without any thought they resign bank jobs.

Just got to know Union Bank of India is trying to increase promotion eligibility under fast track from 3 years to 5 years. Big blow to enthusiastic young bankers who are seeking growth in career opportunities.

This attrition rate is a result of the lack of liquidity in the Indian middle class. The Government wants to tax them at the drop of the hat, bankers want their surplus at low interest rates and want to sell them additional products at high profit margins. When consumption is not happening, junior bankers land up with missed sales targets and loss due to variable pay. @narendramodi and @nsitharaman need to understand that Indian middle class is not the kamadhenu cow they imagine. @IndiaNewGen

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It's private bankers who are quitting,salary is quite good for PSB bankers.

News gets it wrong - it's not compensation, but crushing work pressure and targets that harm employees' mental and physical health. Have you noticed how bank RMs now prioritize selling products over checking in on customers' well-being, and seem frustrated when you decline ?