Banking problems

First of all, it depends on what kind of bank you want to go to, whether it is foreign capital, shares (), five major banks (establishing diplomatic relations between workers and peasants) or policy banks (Agricultural Development Bank, People's Bank). You need someone to go to a policy bank. You can easily get more money, so there is basically no pressure. The five major banks have been reformed or are in the process of reform, and the system is still not complete, and they still need contacts. Bank of Communications and Bank of China are better, followed by ICBC and CCB, and the worst is Agricultural Bank, which is relatively backward and bureaucratic. If you want to rely on your own strength, go to shares and foreign capital. You can do it well if you have the ability, and your salary is naturally high. That's where you get more jobs, but the pressure is also quite great.

Secondly, it depends on what kind of work you want to do. If you have strong communication skills and sufficient resources (rich individuals and units), you can become an account manager, but it is very hard, because it is said that the task is great, but the return is also great. There are also technical jobs: international settlement, high income and high professional requirements. If your English is good enough (at least CET-6), this is good; Proficient in computers, shares and foreign investment are well treated, but not higher than account managers. Generally, there will be no extra income, but the pressure is small and stable. It's easier to get promoted, make achievements, and show your abilities by engaging in credit.

Of course, it is good to have a professional certificate. Depending on what kind of certificate you are, you should get something with gold content, depending on the recruitment needs of the bank.

Banks are not as beautiful, stressful and risky as they look outside. I don't mean to discourage you, but I just want you to be mentally prepared. Of course, this job is also very challenging.