I have never been engaged in the financial industry before. I graduated from liberal arts and studied history. Want to engage in the futures industry, generally will be admitted to the futures company? I just want to tell you through experience that the biggest feature of the financial industry is that low-pressure jobs have no high income, and high-income jobs have great pressure.

Take our boss as an example. His main task is to open the market to find customers, but the customers he is looking for are mainly corporate customers. Therefore, for you who just graduated, don't even think about a job that is both easy and high-paying.

As far as futures companies are concerned, the background departments with the least pressure include settlement, customer service and finance, among which the customer service pressure is the least, because the settlement department and finance often work overtime, even in the early hours of the morning. Due to the single business of the futures industry and strict state control, the overall income of the futures industry is much lower than that of banks and securities companies, so the income of these back-office departments is only the local average.