The elderly, like the presidents, behave from the 1990s.

A young banker, who worked at the Public Sector Bank for a period of nine months, was written about Redit that the reality of work at PSU is far from respect and stability, which is often linked to such a job. He said he studied hard to secure the job, and his family was very proud of his accomplishments.

Redditor stated that customers and administration are looking at employees as “slaves”.

“You know how it is. Our parents, our relatives, everyone … they make a government job look like the ultimate goal.

He added that the pressure to sell insurance, credit card, loan and fixed deposits dominate each aspect of the job.

First, we forget, “easy. “The goals are crazy. They want us to sell insurance, credit cards, loans … like, I am a banker, not a street seller. Pressure is not stopped. Tell a rural branch to do FD from 1CR every day is just a bad,” he wrote.

He also said that the elderly are behaving like “Presidents of the 1990s,” noting that the lack of employment adds to stress. He said that three people are expected to deal with six people with only three people in service, and they deal with long customer lines.

“The customer line never ends, the phone always rings. You can not even go to the bathroom without anyone getting angry.” He added that even when it is fine, the employees were forced to work late; Although he asked to leave early with fever, it ended up to 9 pm while the administration insisted that everyone work late.

Frankly, the personal losses of the job summarized: “I go to bed every night think,” I have to leave. “But then you remember that it is a” government job “, and everyone tells you that you are crazy even thinking about leaving.

The publication quickly gained attention and hesitated with many experienced professionals who shared similar experiences and advice.

“The curse of a retail man is an insurance clip. I think it is a sub -producer that denies it as a” investment plan “. Work culture is now unified through private banks and PSU.”

The other Redditor highlighted that this problem extends beyond banks. “I also understand that it is the same in the post and the Talfarraf. They want you to bring assistants and parcels as part of your goals … seriously.”

Some gave advice to take decisive measures, the user said: “Resign, do what you think is right and thank me later. I and many others left CB and banks like him. I never spoke to my decision.”

Another added, “Sarkari’s mentality. Even one of the fabrications is believed to be the owners. Happy because I left my banking function and joined the companies in a timely manner.”