Does anyone know what the requirements are for teller recruitment at Guilin National Rural Bank? Do you have to make a deposit before you can join? How is the treatment inside?

All banks accept deposits, whether they are tellers or account managers. When rural banks are first established, they generally lack capital. Without enough capital, they cannot lend out loans, and the loan-to-deposit ratio cannot exceed 75%. If you have studied the basics of banking, you should know this. Therefore, having enough customers and being able to attract deposits will be a major advantage for you to enter a rural bank. In addition, if you want to work as a teller, an accounting certificate is also necessary, because tellers are essentially the bank's financial teller position, but their deposit assessment indicators are much lower than those of account managers. For example, if the account manager of a certain rural bank earns an average of 2 million per day, the teller may only ask for 200,000. On the premise of completing the task, the account manager's salary will definitely be much higher than that of the teller, because the account manager is a field marketing position and has a performance commission, while the teller needs to work, and may only have a basic salary every month, but the year-end bonus may be quite a lot. As for what conditions are required to get in, it depends on what their local recruitment requirements say, such as what are the requirements for academic qualifications or majors. This is a rigid rule. If you have connections and resources, you can relax it appropriately. When submitting your resume online, you must highlight your advantages. For example, if you want to be a teller, then list your accounting certificate or accounting title to highlight your professionalism. If you want to be an account manager, highlight your Your resource advantage. Generally, after applying online, there will be exams and interviews. Some places will take you to a practical test, and some places will take a test on basic banking knowledge. Most of them are objective questions. This kind of exam is very simple. Students with a little basic knowledge will know which choice to take just by looking at the options. Which. As for the interview, as mentioned above, highlight your strengths. Finally, I advise you not to let your monthly salary determine your career choice. We chose the banking industry because of its prospects. Even if the salary is low, I can accumulate experience. If you only look at the monthly salary, I think migrant workers earn more than most office workers. Much higher. Of course, the benefits at village banks are pretty good, and if you can complete the tasks, the rewards will be huge.