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Loser Pinkerton fresh grads beg for job with zombie bank

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Citibank lost so much money in the subprime crisis through bad banking practices and had to be balied out by federal government

Citibank is a ultimate loser bank and 4,500 loser graduates here apply to serve them, using government nanny or nehneh help

Singaporeans got no pride, our future is gone with this bunch of useless losers


Business Times - 02 Jul 2009

http://www.businesstimes.com.sg/sub/news/story/0,4574,340072,00.html?

Fresh grads rush in for jobs, banks may oblige

But some banks have openings only for less than 10% of applications

By SIOW LI SEN

(SINGAPORE) Thousands of fresh graduates continue to make a beeline for jobs in the financial industry, unfazed it seems by its less than sterling reputation and reports of retrenchment.

Some banks have been overwhelmed by the thousands of job applications from hopeful graduates - although they have openings only for less than 10 per cent.

Citibank said that to date it has received 50 per cent more job applications or as many as 4,500 from fresh graduates. In previous years, it received 2,500 to 3,000 applications from fresh graduates hoping to land a job under its management associate (MA) programme which takes in 20-30 people.

In May, Citibank said that it will be hiring 200 fresh graduates under its own MA programme as well as under the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) scheme.

The MAS scheme subsidises graduates' allowances over the next one to two years to encourage financial institutions to take them in.

MAS said in March that it will set aside $15 million for the initiative.

Lee Yan Hong, Citi Singapore human resource director, said that the recruitment process is still ongoing and progressing well.

The new hires will fill positions under three talent recruitment initiatives, namely the management associate, banking associate and banking trainee programmes, she said.

The latter two were new programmes specially created to be aligned with the MAS scheme.
 

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Useless bunch of prostitutes to work with American bank that had caused so much pain to the common people

There are so many jobs in the civil engineering and marine sectors but all these chow ah gua need to wear tie and have aircon

Bunch of weakling losers, work for Americans, ptui!!
 

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To me this is the worst fucking bank ever.

It led to many people's bankruptcies in S'pore because it is always finding ways to exploit human weanknesses by granting easy credit like ballon payments for BMWs3 series. Just pay $999 and drive away. Then pay $999 per month for 7 years. On the 85 month, ahem.....you pay the balance in ONE LUMP SUM.

Heard many yuppies died BIG TIME.

This is just one such method.
 

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I remember about 10 years ago, one of the bank's VP came and gave a talk to our company staff about finanical management. He suggested the following:

a) Never use credit card unless you can repay in full every month. (best not to use and snip the cards away). The interest would kill you.

b) He also calculated the interest of the balloon payment scheme for us and tell us not to take up the scheme as many would have problem paying.

I wonder if he is still with the bank:biggrin:
 

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I remember about 10 years ago, one of the bank's VP came and gave a talk to our company staff about finanical management. He suggested the following:

a) Never use credit card unless you can repay in full every month. (best not to use and snip the cards away). The interest would kill you.

b) He also calculated the interest of the balloon payment scheme for us and tell us not to take up the scheme as many would have problem paying.

I wonder if he is still with the bank:biggrin:

Very interesting, a banker with a heart. Well what he said is right, business is good with so many servicing just their interests.
 
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