Many brokerage headquarters recruitment requirements have a master's degree. I want to ask friends who are familiar with the industry. Is it recognized by the on-the-job master's brokerage headquarter

Many brokerage headquarters recruitment requirements have a master's degree. I want to ask friends who are familiar with the industry. Is it recognized by the on-the-job master's brokerage headquarters? Especially for the information technology department. Not very recognized!

Although the on-the-job master's degree is also a master's degree, on the one hand, the competition at the brokerage headquarters is too great, and many academic or professional masters apply for these positions, so the choice of brokers is really great; On the other hand, the gold content of in-service master's degree is indeed lower than that of academic master's degree.

Personally, the on-the-job master's degree is suitable for development or academic salary. But if it's used for job hunting, it's not very useful, unless it's related and someone pulls you!