Where will the recruitment information about the bank be released?

Banks generally publish recruitment information through recruitment websites. Generally, the larger recruitment websites are Zhilian, Hunting, and Worry-Free Future.

Banks are the main body of modern financial industry and the hub of national economy. Modern capitalist countries have a variety of banking structures and organizational forms. According to their functions, there are: central bank, commercial bank, investment bank, savings bank and various professional credit institutions. The word "bank" originated from the Italian word "Banko" and was translated into English. Banks in history developed from the currency management industry. The earliest banking industry originated from the currency exchange industry in ancient western Europe. The Babylonian temples in 2000 BC and the Greek temples in 500 BC were already engaged in the activities of keeping gold and silver, issuing loans and receiving interest. In the Roman Empire in 200 BC, money dealers and commercial institutions similar to banks appeared one after another. It has basically formed a modern capitalist national banking system with the central bank as the center, joint-stock commercial banks as the main body and various banks coexisting.

After the founding of People's Republic of China (PRC), after several reforms, a banking system with central banks, banking regulators, policy banks, commercial banks and other financial institutions as the main body has been formed. The People's Bank of China is the central bank of China, and the People's Bank of China, under the leadership of the State Council, formulates and implements monetary policies, prevents and defuses financial risks, maintains financial stability and provides financial services. China Banking Regulatory Commission is the banking regulatory body; Responsible for the supervision of banking financial institutions. Policy banks are institutions initiated and funded by the government to carry out financing and credit activities in order to implement and cooperate with the government's specific economic policies and intentions;

Commercial banks generally refer to for-profit institutions that absorb deposits, issue loans and engage in other intermediary businesses, including wholly state-owned commercial banks, joint-stock commercial banks and city commercial banks, as well as housing savings banks, foreign-funded banks and joint-venture banks. Other financial institutions include: credit cooperatives, financial asset management companies, trust and investment companies, finance companies and leasing companies.