Is it difficult for mainland non-graduate students to enter the five major real estate banks (dtz, CB Richard Ellis, Colliers International, Savills, Jones Lang LaSalle)?

It is not easy or difficult for mainland non-graduate students to enter the five major real estate banks (dtz, CB Richard Ellis, Colliers International, Savills, Jones Lang LaSalle) to tell the truth.

First of all, it depends on the size and status of these five banks. In the real estate industry, there are mainly the following foreign-funded enterprises engaged in property management consulting brands in China: 1, Savills, 2, Colliers International, 3, Jones Lang LaSalle, 4, Cushman & Wakefield, 5, dtz, 6 and CB Richard Ellis. If you just say these words, it is not difficult to find a job, but if you start your own business, grow rapidly in this industry or these multinational companies, and get a career jump and a rapid superposition of income as soon as possible, your poor English will basically have a clear ceiling.

Because many real core contents in the knowledge system in this field, as well as people or opportunities with global vision who can be promoted quickly, may require a good English level to obtain or communicate.

It's okay to just make some money. There are basically only two international companies, and the other three are still far behind in terms of overall scale, order of magnitude, market share, overall concept and market valuation. The word "Big Five" is probably coined by these three companies, and they have to do their own data analysis and investigation.