Recruitment requirements for futures companies? What's the post salary like? By the way, recommend some futures companies, thank you.

Futures companies are basically backstage, marketers and R&D.

Generally, the futures companies in the background are all carrots and pits, with salaries ranging from 2000 to 5000. Their work is relatively easy and there is basically no future.

R&D personnel are generally recruited by the headquarters of futures companies. The academic requirements will be higher, and there are also requirements for writing. It's best to show a little face on newspapers and TV from time to time and mix faces. Of course, you have to have real talent and learning. If you are always regarded as a negative indicator by customers, you can't get along. The salary is basically 3000- 15000. More than 10 thousand, you have to rely on real talent to learn.

Marketers, that is, account managers, develop the market. To put it bluntly, they are looking for customers, and their academic qualifications are more relaxed. What matters is their ability. The treatment is basic salary plus performance salary, which means basic salary plus commission. This is very different. Some people work for two or three thousand a year, while others can get 70 thousand or 80 thousand a month. Pressure, the ability to make more money.

Other benefits, such as five insurances and one gold, year-end bonus and so on, are different for each company. Some companies have five insurances and one gold, while others don't.

Futures companies can't recommend it, depending on what you value, company reputation, making more money or welfare. Well-known companies do not necessarily earn much, and the welfare benefits are not necessarily good. What suits you is the best.

If you want to do marketing, I suggest you just start to go to COFCO, Mid-term, Yongan and Green. These companies are also treated differently, but you can learn something, work for a year and jump ship to some developing medium-sized futures companies. Lots of opportunities.

One more thing, anyway, passing the futures exam is the threshold. After passing the examination, the futures company can apply for your business license. If you don't pass the exam, you won't get into this industry unless you do your own business.