Manager Customer Retention Division
BA Degree
6-8 years work experience
Per Bank’s Salary Scale
Debub global Bank Vacancy 2023
Job Description
Debub global Bank Vacancy is now out for various positions, Debub Global Bank was established in August 2012 with a subscribed capital of 267 Million Birr, Debub Global Bank has been raising the bars of the standard and modern bank, with more than 9,000 Shareholders, 10,000 Customers, and a paid-up capital of 138.9 million Birr. Currently, Debub global started its banking journey with 30 number of brunches, which now has grown to 142 the bank has a total asset exceeding 3,5 Billion Birr,more than 780,000customers across the capital and regional cities.
Find more about Debub Global Bank HERE.
The Bank would like to invite interested and qualified applicants for Debub global Bank Vacancy and apply.
Position : Manager Customer Retention Division
Deadline : June 30, 2023
Requirements
- BA in Accounting/ Business Management/ Management or related fields
- 6/8 years of applicable banking experience; 3 of which in sinior position
Benefits
- Per Bank’s Salary Scale
How to apply
Qualified and Interested applicants for Debub global Bank Vacancy should submit their non-returnable applications letter along with CVs and photocopies of their educational documents in person at Debub Global Bank head office Human resource Department located at National Tower 9th floor. Orthrough post office.
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