How about a bachelor's degree in finance, accounting position at Hangzhou State Street Foundation? Is there room for development?

State Street in China is completely different from State Street Bank in the United States. In fact, it is similar to Foxconn. Wages are low and overtime is common, and overtime is not allowed to be reported based on actual conditions. For 6 hours of overtime, only 2 hours of overtime can be reported. Sometimes I work overtime until early in the morning, sleep on the sofa for two hours, and continue working the next day. The key is that what you learn is out of line with the outside world. You can’t learn anything in technical positions. All you learn is State Street’s internal system knowledge. If you stay there for a long time, your skills will become useless and you won’t be able to get out. If you just mess around. It's okay, but it's quite hard, and I don't know how long I can survive. The accounting position should actually be called data compilation. It does not require much financial knowledge at all, and you cannot learn financial knowledge. The company has a high turnover rate and is constantly hiring, so you can imagine how bad the internal management is. The most irritating thing is that the internal staff do not train newcomers attentively. They insist that they can get started after teaching them once, and they will look at their faces if they ask more questions, and they will make all kinds of cynicism. A few months of cakes are given out throughout the year, and they are deducted from the salary card. Before I went in, I was attracted by the name of the foreign company, and I still had a longing in my heart. I didn't believe the negative reviews on the Internet. After I came in, I realized that what was said online was actually true.