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Title: What do you want to be: a Bank PO or an IT professional?


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  • Career choice Bank PO or IT? Which one is
    better? In terms of job security, prestige,
    specialization, salary and perks, work-life
    balance and growth prospects

2
Bank PO vs. ITWhat do you want to be a Bank PO
or an IT professional?
  • All of us desire a comfortable job that also
    keeps challenging us for professional and
    personal growth. This means ones preferred job
    should allow one to apply ones skills
    productively and with a sense of inner purpose
    and achievement. In the end, we all want,
    admittedly or secretly, a job that motivates us
    to work hard because of the harder partying that
    it guarantees in return. With such a job in hand,
    life becomes a pleasant, fulfilling journey.

3
Career choice Why Bank PO, not IT? Bank PO vs.
IT Job Security
  • The IT industry is vulnerable to global market
    forces like no other. IT companies flourished
    before the recession struck in 2008 then there
    was chaos. Pink slip, layoff and debt became
    bywords. Eight years down the line, the situation
    has improved, but who knows when the next
    recession will strike? Automation is the latest
    threat, a really big one. IT industry stewards
    are getting fired in droves as companies go in
    for automation-driven cost cutting.
  • By contrast, the 2008 recession exposed many
    private bankers as greed bags, but not a single
    regular employee of an Indian public sector bank
    lost his or her job!
  • Question Who wins this round?
  • Answer Bank PO

4
Bank PO vs. IT Prestige
  • It may still be more fashionable for one to be an
    IT professional, but there is no job security. On
    the other hand, a Bank PO is not a trendy or
    glamorous professional, but s/he enjoys the
    prestige that comes from holding a government
    job. This is India, not America, after all!
  • Question Who wins this round?
  • Answer Bank PO

5
Bank PO vs. IT Specialization
  • You must be a specialist to hold your IT job.
    Thus you must know coding or work long hours to
    learn it, or you must leave! A Bank PO has no
    such problems just clear an open exam and get a
    well-paid life-long job. As for specialisation
    and learning new skills, training is provided on
    duty, with even non-performers retaining their
    job
  • Question Who wins this round?
  • Answer Undecided

6
Bank PO vs. IT Salary and perks
  • Though top ranking IT professionals get a higher
    salary than a senior Bank PO, the starting salary
    of a Bank PO is higher than that of an
    entry-level IT jobber. The annual cost to company
    for a Bank Probationary Officer is between 5and 6
    lakhs, with SBI and RBI paying even more. Public
    sector banks offer perks like leased housing and
    allowances for newspapers, refreshments and
    furnishings.
  • By comparison, more than a third of an average IT
    professionals salary in spent in paying bills
    for housing and transportation. The savings of
    Bank POs are greater given that they get free
    housing and so many other allowances.
  • Question Who wins this round?
  • Answer Undecided

7
Bank PO vs. IT Work-life balance
  • An IT professionals job entails uncertain work
    shifts and very few leave days. But banks follow
    a fixed daily work schedule with more leave days.
    Night shift IT professionals with a family often
    get no chance to see even their children, who
    leave for school just before they get back home
    in the morning. Thus, as a Bank PO, you have
    more time on your hands for your personal life.
  • Question Who wins this round?
  • Answer Bank PO

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Bank PO vs. IT Growth prospects
  • It takes less time to rise up the hierarchy as a
    Bank PO compared to an IT professional. For
    instance, it will, on an average, take 10 hard
    years of work to grow to the level of a mid-level
    manager in an above-average IT firm but those
    years would still mean nothing since fluctuating
    marketing conditions could leave you jobless in a
    matter of days. On the other hand, as a
    Probationary Officer (PO) in a public sector bank
    (PSB), you are Branch Manager in less than 5
    years and, luck permitting, Chairman before you
    retire.
  • Question Who wins this round?
  • Answer Bank PO
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  • Verdict
  • In favour of Bank PO

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