What is the current employment situation for finance majors?

From a macro perspective, the employment situation of financial majors is gradually deteriorating. The number of financial institutions has increased dramatically, and the number of graduates has increased year by year. 2. The most glorious period of financial institutions has passed. Most financial institutions are reducing staff and salaries, especially the banking industry, which originally had the largest number of employees. If you major in finance as an undergraduate, it means that you must start from a relatively low-end position in the financial industry. Usually this kind of occupation is channel sales, lobby manager, etc., which does not require too much technical content, but requires a relatively broad network of human resources. Slightly better financial positions require a master's degree or above, and the entry barrier is very high. At the same time, with the gradual deepening of artificial intelligence, many financial positions can be replaced by artificial intelligence. Therefore, in the end, what will be left in this industry, in addition to those with resources and connections, are elites with intelligent minds. At the same time, with the deepening and discovery of technological finance and Internet finance, it can be found that the financial positions currently recruited by Internet finance are rich in technical skills and basically do not match the positions in the traditional financial industry. Therefore, most of these talents have complex backgrounds. For example, if you studied statistics, computer science, and mathematics as an undergraduate, your second degree during the weekend is in finance, or you may have a master's degree in finance. There are also many securities companies and fund companies that need comprehensive talents, not just people majoring in finance. Therefore, our suggestion is that if you study finance as an undergraduate, it is best to add more internship experience and a comprehensive background to yourself. If you want to find employment directly after graduating from a bachelor's degree, you must carefully consider whether you have resources and connections.