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hi all, i'll be grateul if u can help me on this. I'v been
selected as a PO in SBI. Simultaneously I'v got a job offer
from British High Commission in New Delhi. Can anyone
suggest which will be the better option??????????
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Answer / madhu poor
Which post u have better knowledge? Think about it.
And listen, whaat your heart saying.
Which post you have secured and challenging.
If u got answer then try that post.
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Answer / vikram sharma
Congrats boss you are very lucky yar in the same time
you have to very good options but i think you should go
for the British High Commision.It seems more reputed and
i think the fiancialy also you can get more with this
option
SO GO FOR BRITISH HIGH COMMISION
Again u r very lucky yar Congrats ........
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Answer / ranjan kumar maharana
i have better knoledge in design & drawing.and u ??????
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