Why did you choose banking as your profession?
Answer Posted / divya vyas
Banking sector is one of the rapidly growing sector n there
are lots of opportunities to grow our career in this field.
in today's age banking does not mean just to lend or
deposit the money, it is something more beyond that and
also it is being considered as an good job..
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