Banker Even After Becoming ‘Sr. Officer’ Still Does What He Used To Do As Junior Officer

19,Jan 2018 By Fake It Nepal

Kathmandu: Saphal B working for a leading bank in Nepal has seen a lot of changes in his 10 years career in the banking industry. One thing has not changed like fresher’s starting salary, that is his day to day activities what he does for the company.


“Six promotions in 10 years is not bad. From a Trainee Assistant to Assistant to Sr. Assistant, then Junior Officer, Officer, and then my latest promotion to Sr. Officer a couple of months back. But daily I do the same job what I used to do when I got my first job in personal lending unit,” said Saphal while speaking to Fake It Nepal.
Saphal said, “HR still arrange 3 compulsory programs for us every six months on Quality management, Time management and Stress Management. Every year we will have team building exercise in Dhulikhel where team members will hold a rope while climbing the rock. Only change is now rope is quite thick and strong as most of us have added extra weight to our bodies..”

Before we sign off, he remembered few words of wisdom from a famous Banker industry veteran. “See day to day how you can create value in what you do. Every day while sitting in office cab, I think how much values I have created for the day,” said Saphal.

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