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The Week That Was- Wk ending 27th June

The bank officer’s job is quite tiresome and in case you are a bank head it multiplies your difficulties. The last week has been a normal one in fact bit satisfied about it. I was able to close two important jobs. A deceased case had been lingering for quite a long time. My lack of knowledge and inability to handle any deceased case were the main hindrances. Finally I managed to overcome both of them and settled the case. Second one was an enhancement of agricultural loan. Although I had sanctioned the same last week but in system it had been pending. One indeed gets satisfied when you see smile on the face of any person .Quite contented with the closure of these two cases.
Referring to my previous weeks post, the business deal was closed in negative. My inner conscience didn’t allow me to go ahead and hence disapproved the case myself. My superiors also didn’t show such a keen interest in the scheme of things and I also didn’t find it really worthy. Hence dropped the idea myself.
Last but not the least our salary got credited. Although the salary gets credited every 25th but this one all of us were awaiting the incremental salary which turn around to be peanuts. Nevertheless looking forward to the two Saturday offs which indeed is a good component of wage revision. More about the wage revision next time.

On a scale of ten, I would rate he week at 7. Looking forward to the next week with curiosity.

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