Woohoo! Promotion!!!

Kitchster_uk

Kitchster_uk

Kitchster_uk

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Well, after one unsuccessful application, my second has ended up with a promotion!!!:D

From Monday, I am no longer an Assistant Manager, i am a full Retail Branch manager for HSBC!!

Down side is that it's a 50-mile per day round trip so I've had to buy a diesel:(

Upside is great carrer development, more cash and private medical:D
 
Email me in trust....we can do things together the Nigerian way - Open plenty of accounts while you authorise the payments....Man, you gonna be rich and i too will have change in my pocket.....so what do you say? ;)
 
Kitchster_uk said:
Well, after one unsuccessful application, my second has ended up with a promotion!!!:D

From Monday, I am no longer an Assistant Manager, i am a full Retail Branch manager for HSBC!!

Down side is that it's a 50-mile per day round trip so I've had to buy a diesel:(

Upside is great carrer development, more cash and private medical:D
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Congrats:) and rund your diesel on cooking oil:D
 
Kitchster_uk said:
Well, after one unsuccessful application, my second has ended up with a promotion!!!:D

From Monday, I am no longer an Assistant Manager, i am a full Retail Branch manager for HSBC!!

Down side is that it's a 50-mile per day round trip so I've had to buy a diesel:(

Upside is great carrer development, more cash and private medical:D
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50 miles per day doesnt require a diesel. 50 miles round trip will only cost you about £6-£7 a day in a petrol car maybe less depending on your car.

Congrats.
 
Amps said:
50 miles per day doesnt require a diesel. 50 miles round trip will only cost you about £6-£7 a day in a petrol car maybe less depending on your car.

Congrats.
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And im sure all the deep pockets of all these bank managers can afford it

(Congrats btw :p )
 
Great news :), hope it goes well, is the 50mile commute a night mare or is it on uncongested roads?

Kitchster_uk said:
private medical:D
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WOW thats great, still a much underrated benefit. If I was on an ok wage I would much prefer that than a pay rise.
 
Well Done, but can I ask how you started and then what you climbed the ladder up to where you have got now?
 
Congratulations mate but if your having to consider a more economical car for that short trip on a bank managers salary then i must be a financial God.
 
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