First of all, one working day overdue will not directly affect going to work in the bank. When recruiting employees, banks mainly consider the qualifications, experience and skills of candidates, and personal credit is often not a direct factor.

Secondly, one working day overdue is usually not enough to have a significant impact on personal credit records. Banks usually report overdue records to credit reporting agencies after customers are overdue for a certain period of time. One working day overdue is not long enough, and it is generally not considered as a serious overdue behavior. Therefore, the impact of one day overdue on personal credit records is relatively small. Only frequent overdue, long-term overdue or large overdue amount will have a negative impact on credit records.

Finally, personal credit records are generally the reference for banks and other financial institutions to evaluate customers' credit risks, rather than the factors that directly affect working in banks. Banks pay more attention to the matching of skills and abilities than the details of personal credit records when recruiting employees.

Although overdue repayment will have a negative impact on personal credit records, only one day overdue has no direct impact on bank work. Individuals should pay attention to repayment on time and keep a good credit record when using credit cards, but don't worry too much about whether one day overdue will have a negative impact on their daily work.

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Overdue repayment means that the customer fails to repay the loan according to the agreed repayment date. Generally speaking, banks will provide a grace period for overdue repayment. If the overdue payment is paid off within this period, it will generally not have a significant negative impact on the credit record. Frequent overdue, long-term overdue or high overdue amount may have a greater negative impact on personal credit records. Therefore, it is suggested that individuals should manage carefully when using credit cards to ensure timely repayment in order to maintain a good credit record.

Summary:

One working day overdue generally has no direct impact on going to work in the bank. Although overdue repayment will have a negative impact on personal credit records, if it is only one day overdue, it will have little impact on bank work. Individuals should pay attention to repayment on time and maintain a good credit record when using credit cards, but they don't have to worry too much about the negative impact on bank work if they are overdue for one day.

Note: The above answers are based on routine analysis, and the specific situation may be different due to personal credit records, bank policies and other factors. It is recommended to consult relevant professionals or banks for accurate information.