Resign from State-Owned Bank Employee, Ditta Febrina Now Chooses to be an Influencer

Kapanlagi.com - Ditta Febrina is known as a content creator, celebrity influencer, and influencer. However, before diving into the world of content creation, it turns out that Ditta was an employee of a state-owned bank.

The beginning of Ditta's career as an influencer was in 2017. At that time, she was still an employee of a state-owned bank. She created content about banking and uploaded it on her social media. Apparently, Ditta's content received positive responses.

"So initially in 2017, I was still working as an employee at one of the state-owned banks, then I created content about banking and uploaded it to YouTube," said Ditta Febrina to journalists recently.

1. Customer Education - Beauty & Travel Content

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Ditta's intention in creating banking content turned out to have noble goals. She wants to provide education for customers about the banking world.

"That is the goal, to educate customers about banking products, and it turns out that there is quite a lot of enthusiasm for banking content, there was even one video about KUR (People's Business Credit) that went viral, in my opinion," she explained.

Then, in recent years, Ditta tried something else. She tried to create other content about cosmetic reviews and traveling. Unexpectedly, her content also received positive responses.

"So from there, I tried to create other content such as skincare and traveling.
In 2021, I started focusing on Instagram and until now," Ditta explained.

2. Deciding to Resign

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Comfortable with the world of content creation, last year Ditta decided to resign from a state-owned bank. Family factors also became her reason for leaving her job.

"In 2022, I finally decided to resign, with many considerations, one of them being my family, my child, I just want to be a good mother by being there for them," Ditta said.

She has followed through with her decision until now. She admitted that she has no regrets even though she had to leave a job that many people aspire to. "From when I resigned until now, I have absolutely no regrets. Instead, I am happy to have found my passion," Ditta concluded.

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