Standard Chartered Bank Job Security & Advancement reviews

Excellent Human resource support, good work culture, work-life balance, attractive products to advise the clients, overall a great company to work with.

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Great place to work

Driver and purchaser (Former Employee) - Bahrain - December 12, 2018

i worked in the Standard Chartered Bank almost 10 years. it was a great time working with SCB Bahrain. i left the job on January 2018 due to family issues . but now i want to start my career from UAE with other good organization.

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IT Assistant Manager (Current Employee) - Manama - November 25, 2017

I really love to work in this organization because It's a very challenging which you can learn a lot of things within the field you work in.. Im very proud that I work with an international bank like standard chartered bank.

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Job security is a red flag

Corporate account manager (Current Employee) - Bahrain - April 9, 2017

There is uncertainty about the future and this impacts employees' morale. However scb remains one of the stringest in the market and is indeed a learning academy

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Brand name

Cons

Lack of career path

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a busy work schedule with multi tasking

Business development executive (Current Employee) - manama, bahrain - September 28, 2015

This is what it looks like .....the things i have not added in the description are fun with colleagues and health benefits resulting because of a busy body. Business development executive • Sell products by establishing contacts and developing relationships with contacts. • Identify business opportunities by identifying prospects and evaluating their position in the industry. • Maintain relationship with clients by providing support, information and guidance. • Plan and execute targets. • Visiting listed companies in the companies list. • Responsible to approach potential leads and cold calls. • Client acquisition and promotional activities. .