The futures industry has a very good prospect. Go in and see what department you are in, generally including marketing department, trading department, risk control department, R&D department, personnel department, etc. If you want to do R&D, you must have at least a master's degree, and other departments do not require high academic qualifications. The landlord had better take a futures qualification certificate, which will give you an advantage. It's easy to get in. You can see which futures company is recruiting people, and futures are developing well now. There is a great demand for talents. I wish the landlord success.