Is it difficult to work in a bank?

It is difficult to work in banks, and the scope of written and test questions in most banks is beyond the imagination of examiners. If you think it is related to finance at most, it is wrong. There are other fields in written examination, such as astronomy, physics and advanced mathematics. And the amount of questions is still very large. You are overwhelmed by one question after another, and your brain is spinning very fast, so you may not be able to keep up.

How difficult it is for ordinary undergraduate graduates to work in a bank depends on what level of bank you enter. If you enter the head offices and provincial branches of the four major state-owned banks, you will be rejected by hard leverage. Generally, when you apply for a job, you will announce which school and major you want online. At a glance, there is no qualification for registration outside the hard lever.

For example, the recruitment of fresh graduates by ABC is decided by the head office, and the number of recruits is determined. If a provincial branch needs any talents, it can report to the Human Resources Department of the Head Office in advance, and then the Head Office will uniformly issue the indicators. In fact, education does not mean ability, and good schools are not all good talents. Education is just a brick. ?