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	Islami Bank Bangladesh Ltd Bangladesh is one of the largest Muslim countries in the world. The people of this country are deeply committed to Islamic way of life...   Vacancies:
	Jamuna Bank Ltd Jamuna Bank Limited came out in reality through the initiatives of some dynamic people, who were from different sectors of commerce....    Vacancies:
	Janata Bank Limited Janata Bank Limited is one of the biggest commercial banks of the country. It’s a state owned bank that was formed just after liberation of Bangladesh...    Vacancies:
	Bangladesh Krishi Bank Bangladesh is an agro based country. Till now 85% of our population depends on agriculture for their livelihood, either directly or indirectly....   Vacancies:
	Mercantile Bank Limited Mercantile Bank Limited was established by a few dynamic people from industrial and commercial sectors of the country...   Vacancies:
	Mutual Trust Bank Limited Mutual Trust Bank Limited started its banking activities on 24 October, 1999 following the issuance of license by Bangladesh Bank on 05 October of the same year. The vision of Mutual Trust Bank..   Vacancies:
	National Bank Limited Emergence of National Bank in the banking arena of Bangladesh was a remarkable event. While the national economy was sunken in severe recession some dynamic people with a vision..   Vacancies:
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	National Credit & Commerce Bank Ltd Starting its journey as an investment company in 1985 National Credit and Commerce Bank ltd. came out as a private commercial bank in 1993. As an investment company it operated through ..   Vacancies:
	One Bank Limited One Bank Limited came into existence as a commercial bank following its incorporation in May, 1999. It’s a third generation private sector bank of Bangladesh. The bank announced..   Vacancies:
	The Premier Bank Limited Premier Bank is one of the latest generation commercial banks of Bangladesh. The bank started functioning in 1999 after being established under the Banking Companies Act, 1991. ..   Vacancies:
	Prime Bank Ltd In the backdrop of economic liberalization and financial sector reforms, a group of highly successful local entrepreneurs conceived an idea of floating a commercial bank with different outlook. ..   Vacancies:
	Pubali Bank Limited History Pubali Bank limited was the outcome of some visionary peoples’ endeavor to rise even under the autocratic rule of Pakistan. In 1959 some courageous men decided to establish..   Vacancies:
	Rajshahi Krishi Unnayan Bank All the assets and liabilities of Bangladesh Krishi Bank, Rajshahi Division was handed over to Rajshahi Krishi Unnayan Bank by the Presidential Ordinance No. 58, 1986. ..   Vacancies:
	Rupali Bank Limited Rupali Bank Limited was established in a newly independent country of Bangladesh as a Nationalized Commercial Bank in the year 1972. RBL emerged through merger of three..   Vacancies:
	Shahjalal Islami Bank Ltd Shahjalal Islami Bank commenced its operation as a commercial bank on 10 May, 2001 under the Bank Companies Act, 1991. This bank follows Islamic Shariah strictly. SJIBL..   Vacancies:
	Social Islami Bank Ltd. Social Islami Bank was founded in 1995 as Social Investment Bank Limited and changed its name to the present one on August 2009. SIBL has been running its activities through..   Vacancies:
	Sonali Bank Limited National Bank of Pakistan was the largest commercial bank in the then East Pakistan. After liberation of Bangladesh in 1971, this bank along with two smaller banks, Premier Bank ..   Vacancies:
	Southeast Bank Limited Southeast Bank Limited was established as a third generation private sector bank of Bangladesh. Till now it has developed itself and contributed quite a lot to the national economy...   Vacancies:
	Standard Bank Limited Standard Bank Limited was established as a Public Limited Company in 1999 under the Companies Act, 1994. Since inception SBL is providing almost all banking services and products..   Vacancies:

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How to Get a Better Job in Bangladesh

You could set aside some time and get a better job. Here are some great tips to help you put together a great application, ace the interview, and ultimately work for a company you'll love rather than hate.

1. Put Together a Resume That's Actually Compelling

You don't want to reinvent the wheel, but a little creativity can set you apart and help you stand out from the pool. When writing your resume, you don't want to use the sort of language that'll make you sound like everyone else. That means avoiding overused terms (e.g motivated, innovative, dynamic) and cliche phrases (e.g. detail oriented, team player, excellent communication skills).

2. Search Unconventional and Career-Specific Job Sites

If you don't know where you want to work you're obviously going to have to search for some options., but you'll be looking for a needle in a haystack if you go to popular sites. That isn't to say they won't have a great job here and there, but you'll find yourself wading through a lot of undesirable positions just to find the ones you want. Instead of going the traditional route, try an unconventional job site, which sends opportunities to your email inbox every day. 

3. Find a Better Job by Searching for a Great Company Rather Than a Position

Getting a great job isn't just about doing something you enjoy, but also about working in a good environment. That means you want to seek out companies who have a reputation for treating their employees well. You don't have to apply to Google or Zappos—companies well-known for their great benefits—but just seek out companies that interest you and do a little research. All you have to do is call them up and talk to pretty much anybody. Just tell them this: "I'm thinking about applying for a job at your company but I wanted to know what it's like to work there. Would you mind telling me how you like it?" Most people will be happy to share their opinion, and if they're busy you can always schedule a call later. If the company sounds good, you've likely just made a friend who you can call back when you're ready to apply and get some additional help. It's a double win.  

4. Learn to Make Even Your Irrelevant Experience Seem Relevant

If your current job is much different from the one you want, think about anything and everything you've done at your current job that's out of the ordinary. Often times you'll find examples of things that relate to the job you want because you were always excited to do that kind of work if it presented itself where you are now. If not, you can always start creating relevant experience now so you can use it when you're on your interview. For example, if you work in a non-creative field but want to become a designer you would have plenty of opportunities. If you make lots of graphs and flow charts, finds ways to make them more attractive. If your company is having an outing, ask to design the flyer. When I worked in customer support, I used to create posters about inside jokes in the office or images based on funny things customers said. Sometimes I'd show these at interviews if I needed to demonstrate my Photoshop skills. 

5. Dress Well for the Interview

Dressing for the interview doesn't necessarily mean putting on crisply-ironed formalwear. Depending on the company, they may prefer you came in your everyday attire or just wore something that shows you can look nice without overdoing it. If you're not sure what you should wear to an interview, just call the company and ask to speak with the human resources department. Let them know you're coming in for an interview and that you want to know the expected dress code. In most cases, they'll be happy to help you out. If you have to go in uninformed, however, business casual is generally a good bet. While nobody really knows what business casual actually is, you'll generally be safe in a nice pair of pants and a button down shirt or sweater. Your goal is really to show that you're capable of grooming yourself and looking presentable.

6. Learn to Read Body Language for a More Successful Interview

Learning to read body language is helpful in a lot of situations, but understanding the cues you send out and reading cues from others can be immensely helpful in a job interview. It's especially important that you come of as pleasant and charming right off the bat because many decisions are made on the basis of a first impression. The most important thing is to avoid negative body language. For the most part you just want to avoid nervous ticks like touching your face and letting your leg become restless. You also don't want to slouch or sit to rigidly. Basically, your goal is to appear comfortable but professional. If you can do that, you'll be in good shape.

7. Know How to Give Great Answers to Common Job Interview Questions

What's your greatest weakness? It's an obnoxious question but you'll hear it on the majority of job interviews in your life, and there are many others where it came from. You have to answer the questions if you want to get the job, so there are two things you want to do: understand the motivation behind the questions and prepare your answers in advance. Understanding the motivation is generally as simple as putting yourself in the company's shoes. Why would they want to know your greatest weakness? Probably more to know how you respond to a question that asks you to be vulnerable than to actually find out where you can improve. They may also ask because they want to know if you can realistically gauge your abilities accurately. Once you consider the motivation behind these common questions it'll be easier to tailor the answers you want to give. 

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