I accept this job. I tell you, without career planning, the sales department of futures companies is generally light development. The so-called backstage posts, if I am not mistaken, are customer service and account opening. You just need to ensure that the account is in compliance.

As for career planning, there are two ways.

1, work more, listen more, study more, ask more questions in backstage posts (third-tier cities are generally natural), make all kinds of friends, learn trading techniques-it's basically difficult, and then have the opportunity to find a CTA to do risk control and so on. The chance is slim.

Learn more and pay more attention to the backstage, and then you will be transferred to a new job or the company will transfer you to do business. If you're lucky, you can make a little money. If you are unlucky, you will not meet the standard for several months.

3. If it's a large domestic company and a brokerage department, try to transfer to the local securities business department to be IB, and then it's up to you.

4. I suggest that you have a good place and change your home quickly is the right way.

-this is the sincere advice of the predecessors in the circle.