I want to work in a securities company and be a front desk teller. Is it easy to get in? What are the requirements? Do you have any mission requirements? I am a fresh undergraduate, majoring in financ

I want to work in a securities company and be a front desk teller. Is it easy to get in? What are the requirements? Do you have any mission requirements? I am a fresh undergraduate, majoring in finance. In fact, securities companies like salespeople best now, and they are also brokers we often talk about. They generally don't want tellers. Even if the teller leaves his post, he will not recruit people externally, but will be selected internally. Why is this? Because tellers are full-time employees of securities companies, they are well paid, well paid and relaxed. Many people want to be tellers, but securities companies are not stupid. If you don't create value for the company, he won't give opportunities to outsiders, while internal employees (brokers) can only get opportunities after completing a large number of assets. Even if you are given a chance, he will have requirements for customer assets, and he will leave if he doesn't finish it! In fact, in a securities company, I don't care about academic qualifications and majors, but only care about whether you can create value for him! Therefore, I suggest that you must be cautious when choosing a securities company! Good luck!