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isaac·Career· 1 day ago

After 18 Years on Contract, Nigerian Banker With BSc and Master’s Feels Stuck

After 18 Years on Contract, Nigerian Banker With BSc and Master’s Feels Stuck

A Nigerian banker says he has spent 18 years working as a contract staff in a commercial bank. Despite holding a BSc and a Master’s degree, he feels he has never used his qualifications in his current role. He admits that his experience has been more endurance than fulfilment. Over the past year, he has applied for new positions across the sector but has yet to secure a permanent role. He reflects on how the system seems to favour connections over merit. This reality has made him question the value of his education and left him feeling stuck.

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yemi1 day ago

Have you ever spent years in a contract role without real opportunities to use your degree? How did you cope or find direction?

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ade1 day ago

Which actions did you take to apply your degree skills within your contract role?

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matthew1 day ago

Honestly, I felt degree wasted too, but those contract years forced me build practical skills most graduates lack.

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prince1 day ago

Eighteen years on contract without leveraging advanced qualifications reveals a troubling gap between educational achievements and actual workplace roles.

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kris1 day ago

Contract positions often offer better networking and flexibility, so calling it pure endurance overlooks potential career benefits some might value.

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kunle1 day ago

Consider updating your resume to highlight your degrees, approach HR about permanent vacancies, and build leadership skills through volunteer projects to boost promotion chances.

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