Fund managers have a great influence on fund performance, so becoming a fund manager is not a simple matter. To be a qualified fund manager, you need to have considerable education and experience in research and investment. Generally speaking, the typical growth path of fund managers is to graduate from graduate school, work as a basic researcher in a securities company or fund management company for several years, and then be promoted to assistant fund manager in the fund management company, and then be independently responsible for the management of a fund.