A company selling sugar is looking for a futures trader. I want to go for an interview. I wonder what a sugar company should do to recruit a futures trader.

As a trader, the most important thing is the discipline of operation.

There are two kinds of traders in spot companies: one is to choose the timing and price of buying and selling according to their own judgment, and the other is to place an order according to the requirements of the company, that is, the person who places the order. The first is a real trader, who needs long-term practical experience, high-level technical analysis ability and understanding and processing ability of macro and industry information. The orderer only carries out instructions mechanically, and the technical content is not high.

I have learned several languages, but I don't understand them.