I haven’t blog here for a very long time! For a while, I worked at several jobs, was making good money, but than, I got laid off from one my job. As for now, I am making a decent living but I am not making as much money as I want. While being busy working outside, I had find some times to write articles on HubPages. Some articles had done well, other didn’t. But anyhow, I enjoy my time on HubPages. Really strange sometime how can life can keep you away from little things and this blog was one of them. But I am back!
I wanted to begin a job search and seek for another job but as for now, I decide to put this project on hold, because I had a pretty bad experience with my recent laid off at BMO Bank of Montreal because I got fired just before the RSP season. There was a 6 months tried out related to the job and I was at about 3 months when I got laid out. I had been treated like shit and I haven’t been able to proof my skills as a sale person. Because BMO Bank of Montreal, at the Montreal call centre, it was all about sales. I was doing great, but my supervisor decides to lay off me because I wasn’t quick enough, that the calls were not fluent enough, not enough sales… But also, that I was considered as a danger for BMO Bank of Montreal because once, a customer that I had put on hold hang up. There wasn’t too much floor support at BMO Bank of Montreal. In many occasions, the supervisor herself couldn’t answer many questions I asked her, she often refer to other persons of the team. She wasn’t really available to answer questions and same thing to the co-supervisors. Those 2 were quite busy and sometimes, it could get long before someone get to answer. Also, we had been poorly train. One of the trainers was very aggressive with me. After a couple of weeks working at BMO Bank of Montreal, I applied for a credit line, which I received, among with a credit card. I guess I also been victim of jealousy because I have a 5 stars credit score, my credit is well establish since 2005.
After giving a 5 000$ credit line and a 4 000$ credit card, BMO Bank of Montreal fired me, this being after 3 months of work, which is very unfair. They could had giving me another one month for the try-out, I would had made a good job. I didn’t have too much experience in the banking sector when I started working at BMO Bank of Montreal, but I had experience in credit and investment. I am myself an investor since 2005. I am currently working at reaching 100 000$ in assets. I am currently at 87 000$. And I am doing well. Not only did BMO Bank of Montreal laid off a good employee, but laid off a pretty good investor. On my way to reach my first 100 000$, I use a bit of leverage, and it’s working extraordinary well. Since 2005, we acquire some investment skills. Ever since the early beginner, our assets continue to grow, despite recession and bad treatment coming from BMO Bank of Montreal. We never been stopped in any aspect of our live and as a New Brunswicker, I won’t let myself slow down by Quebeckers. Especially now that NB Power now officially belong ONLY to New Brunswickers. No one is on my way, New Brunswickers are unbeatable. When you get to this lever of personal skills (check myfirst50000.com to understand what I am taking about), you have to be ready to eat shit. BMO Bank of Montreal makes me eat shit and my laid off of BMO Bank of Montreal mark a new beginning in our journey. So welcome us back on my 200 project blogs that had turned mostly in a 200 all-you-can-do project. And BMO Bank of Montreal can kiss my ass.
I wanted to begin a job search and seek for another job but as for now, I decide to put this project on hold, because I had a pretty bad experience with my recent laid off at BMO Bank of Montreal because I got fired just before the RSP season. There was a 6 months tried out related to the job and I was at about 3 months when I got laid out. I had been treated like shit and I haven’t been able to proof my skills as a sale person. Because BMO Bank of Montreal, at the Montreal call centre, it was all about sales. I was doing great, but my supervisor decides to lay off me because I wasn’t quick enough, that the calls were not fluent enough, not enough sales… But also, that I was considered as a danger for BMO Bank of Montreal because once, a customer that I had put on hold hang up. There wasn’t too much floor support at BMO Bank of Montreal. In many occasions, the supervisor herself couldn’t answer many questions I asked her, she often refer to other persons of the team. She wasn’t really available to answer questions and same thing to the co-supervisors. Those 2 were quite busy and sometimes, it could get long before someone get to answer. Also, we had been poorly train. One of the trainers was very aggressive with me. After a couple of weeks working at BMO Bank of Montreal, I applied for a credit line, which I received, among with a credit card. I guess I also been victim of jealousy because I have a 5 stars credit score, my credit is well establish since 2005.
After giving a 5 000$ credit line and a 4 000$ credit card, BMO Bank of Montreal fired me, this being after 3 months of work, which is very unfair. They could had giving me another one month for the try-out, I would had made a good job. I didn’t have too much experience in the banking sector when I started working at BMO Bank of Montreal, but I had experience in credit and investment. I am myself an investor since 2005. I am currently working at reaching 100 000$ in assets. I am currently at 87 000$. And I am doing well. Not only did BMO Bank of Montreal laid off a good employee, but laid off a pretty good investor. On my way to reach my first 100 000$, I use a bit of leverage, and it’s working extraordinary well. Since 2005, we acquire some investment skills. Ever since the early beginner, our assets continue to grow, despite recession and bad treatment coming from BMO Bank of Montreal. We never been stopped in any aspect of our live and as a New Brunswicker, I won’t let myself slow down by Quebeckers. Especially now that NB Power now officially belong ONLY to New Brunswickers. No one is on my way, New Brunswickers are unbeatable. When you get to this lever of personal skills (check myfirst50000.com to understand what I am taking about), you have to be ready to eat shit. BMO Bank of Montreal makes me eat shit and my laid off of BMO Bank of Montreal mark a new beginning in our journey. So welcome us back on my 200 project blogs that had turned mostly in a 200 all-you-can-do project. And BMO Bank of Montreal can kiss my ass.
