Banker, Bsa Analyst, Research And Manager, Looking For Work

[cascade07]

I have many years within the Banking Industry back in the USA with over 13 years in Management. I've also worked as an BSA (AML) Analyst for 7 years. I'm looking for a job within the Buenos Aires area. Send me a response with your email address if you are interested in getting my resume for a position or if you know of anyone looking for someone with my experience. I've worked the Item Processing, Research, Lockbox and computer room as well.

Thank you,
Don

 

[RodalfoWalsh]

Should have applied to be the director of the Bank of the Nation.

Unfortunately that was occupied today.

http://www.lanacion.com.ar/1818536-tiene-26-anos-y-la-nombraron-directora-del-banco-nacion-es-la-hija-de-agustin-rossi

 

[thorsten]

Should have applied to be the director of the Bank of the Nation.

Unfortunately that was occupied today.

http://www.lanacion....e-agustin-rossi

Well, even if OP would have applied, the candidate clearly had the better qualifications by Argentine standards...

 

[andesmandes]

Exactly. The OP has obviously too much practical experience for such a job. That might be counterproductive here.

 

[Ceviche]

I am very happy with Rossi's selection, for the coveted job.

 

[Rich One]

I am very happy with Rossi's selection, for the coveted job.

Looks also count....?

 

[Ceviche]

Looks also count....?

Young people thrown into important positions can do drastic things to bring a positive change

 

[thorsten]

According to this logic, they should have chosen Maximos' son - would probably be an even more positive change...

 

[cascade07]

So thorsten and andesmandes are you stating that I have too much experience to find a job here within the Banking Industry?

Thanks

 

[thorsten]

No, it was merely a comment about a recent news, but it shows a bit the issue:
To hire you, a company would need to get you a working visa. For the lower-level jobs, this is not very common in practice as there is quite a bit of bureaucracy involved and if there are similar applicants from here, it makes it way easier for a company to hire a local. However, I'd assume given your experience you are looking for a higher-level job. If you are lucky and a company exactly needs the skills you provide and can't (or doesn't want to) fill the position with locals: great. However, many of the nicer jobs are often filled not based on skills but based on who you know - just like in the news Rodolfo mentioned. Even in private companies, it's not uncommon to see jobs filled with friends/relatives of a higher-level manager even though there might be other candidates which have a way better CV...