Securities brokers can work part-time, but only if they take the national securities qualification examination and obtain the securities qualification certificate. Securities brokers are different from securities practitioners, but they are also securities practitioners. Securities brokers have no basic salary, but only commissions for trading customers in their own names, opening valid securities accounts or futures accounts, and selling wealth management products, but there is no performance appraisal and no company benefits. Full-time staff of securities companies have basic salary and company benefits, but they have performance appraisal. You seem to have never heard what you said, so you'd better be cautious. You should know the name of the securities company and check it on the official website Securities Association. All the people who can find the basic information are domestic legal brokers, but what they can't find is just fooling people.