BDMG Opens New Selection Process Offering 32 Positions with Starting Salary of R$ 9,500

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Published on 06/12/2024 at 22:43

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Minas Gerais Development Bank Offers Opportunities for Higher Education Professionals. Sign Up Now!

The Minas Gerais Development Bank (BDMG) has launched a public competition for 2025, offering 32 positions for candidates with higher education. With an initial salary of R$ 9,571.25 and a 30-hour workweek, the competition is an excellent opportunity for those seeking professional growth and stability in the banking sector, according to the website Bhaz.

Applications are open until January 6, 2025, and the exams will be held on March 16, 2025, in the city of Belo Horizonte. This is the first public competition of BDMG since 2011 and is being organized by Cebraspe, recognized for its quality and transparency in selection processes.

What Positions Are Available in the Competition?

The competition offers 32 positions for the role of Development Analyst, distributed across four areas of expertise:

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Why Participate in the BDMG Competition?

With more than a decade since the last competition, this is arare opportunity to join one of Brazil’s leading economic development institutions. Reasons to participate include:

Attractive Salary: Initial remuneration above R$ 9.5 thousand, in line with the market.
30-Hour Workweek: Proportional balance between work and personal life.
Stability and Benefits: Those approved will benefit from the security of a public position and exclusive advantages.
Professional Development: BDMG is a reference institution in the banking sector and promotes development.

How to Register for the New BDMG Competition?

Those interested in registering for the new BDMG competition must apply on the official BDMG website by January 6, 2025. The registration fee is R$ 114.

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BDMG Opens New Selection Process Offering 32 Positions with Starting Salary of R$ 9,500

Minas Gerais Development Bank Offers Opportunities for Higher Education Professionals. Sign Up Now!

What Positions Are Available in the Competition?

Why Participate in the BDMG Competition?

How to Register for the New BDMG Competition?

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