To work at BNP Paribas...please ask experienced people to come in

My friend is a law graduate student at Sun Yat-sen University. There is a boy in their class whose personal experience is as follows: he has scored above 500 points in CET-6, has internship experience in several well-known law firms, has the experience of independently successfully recruiting investment and sponsorship, has the experience of working in the student union, has good grades, and has a good relationship with the teacher. good. He attended a job fair at Citibank this year. Pass resume screening, interview, and written examination. But in the end it didn't go well. was brushed off. The specific reason is unknown. It's more difficult to get in. If you work in marketing, in addition to English, eloquence, and appearance, there are also conditions. The exam requires work experience, and it's of no use if you haven't passed the exam. Unless you can guarantee that you will get the certificate after successfully applying. English requires fluent conversation, and IELTS is definitely necessary, which is a bonus. There will be professional examiners to test your eloquence, and there will be a group interview during the interview. It is a group of people discussing an issue together, expressing their opinions and then summarizing their submissions. It is a link that shows people's abilities. It's easy to brush people off.

Additional points can be given for appearance conditions, but the most important thing is English and practical experience. The school screened them at the first level. After reaching the next side and passing the written test, there will be a final interview. Some investment banking marketing positions require a height of 165cm or above for girls, or 175cm or above for boys. This is also a problem, but of course only some investment banks have this condition.