I think you should wait 1 month before jumping…

Yes…jump on the first business day of the next month…that’ll show them who’s boss!

[quote=noggin]I think you should wait 1 month before jumping.....[/quote]

Eleventy Kabillion?

[quote=excitr1011]Just started a new gig at a bank program. Besides a few decent sales, can already see that perhaps branch wont be a consistent revenue generator, even with hard work. How long before you start looking for a new position or speak with Manager about possible change of branch.? [/quote]

You’re pathetic…

Always god to hear these replies on this board, I love it.

When I Say just started, ive been with them 3 months, so I will see what happens. Thanks

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Always goddamnit to hear these replies on this board, I love it.

When I Say just started, ive been with them 3 months, so I will see what happens. Thanks

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Always god to hear these replies on this board, I love it.

When I Say just started, ive been with them 3 months, so I will see what happens. Thanks

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Are you serious??  3 months and you have already decided that the branch you are in is not any good for production?   The tellers don't even recognize you from the bank patrons yet.  They don't know you. They don't trust you and they sure as hell aren't going to refer their customers to you.  

You need to promote yourself to the mangement, become a buddy to the tellers and more importantly, get out there and introduce yourself to the bank customers.  How about an open house, you sponsor the refreshments, where selected clients are invited to the bank to get to know you and be introduced to the bank investment program. 

Sheesh.  Do you want us to hold your hand too.

Always god to hear these replies on this board, I love it.

When I Say just started, ive been with them 3 months, so I will see what happens. Thanks

Ive been in biz for 7 years....fully licensed with 24 and 65 to boot.

Dont have a plan b or c yet, wondering how it would look to other employers if i do start looking right away. I used to manage about 40 mill, but left the firm with the aspiration of getting a better deal in my new place. So far doesnt look that way, as I'm only managing about 10 mill, with maybe 5 mill portable or even worth taking.

Thanks

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Ive been in biz for 7 years....fully licensed with 24 and 65 to boot.

  I used to manage about 40 mill, but left the firm with the aspiration of getting a better deal in my new place. So far doesnt look that way, as I'm only managing about 10 mill, with maybe 5 mill portable or even worth taking.

I bet the tellers were pretty damn impressed when they heard that you used to be successful and you carry a couple licenses that don't mean sh*t to them.  Check the ego at the door and you may find some success in the banking centers

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Ive been in biz for 7 years…fully licensed with 24 and 65 to boot.

Dont have a plan b or c yet, wondering how it would look to other employers if i do start looking right away. I used to manage about 40 mill, but left the firm with the aspiration of getting a better deal in my new place. So far doesnt look that way, as I'm only managing about 10 mill, with maybe 5 mill portable or even worth taking.

Thanks

No ego to check overhead…Just trying to build a career. I get along well with the staff, and the only reason I mentionmy 65 is b/c focusing on managed money is a target of mine