I had just graduated at the time, and my major was securities and futures. Of course, the company I was looking for was a securities company. I thought it was very nice, but when I walked in, I realized that it was a brokerage business department with two floors, 800 square meters, and a staffing of less than 20 people. Every day, there were hundreds of retail investors playing cards and knitting sweaters in the lobby. The large room is very empty, there are almost 10 places in a room, and there are only 1 or 2 people.

The worst thing is the salary. I remember when I was at a brokerage, the monthly salary I received was 40% off. So someone may ask, what about the remaining 40% off? Should I send it or not? Of course it will be issued, but there is a prerequisite for doing so, which is to complete the marketing tasks assigned to securities companies by the fund company every year. No matter what position you hold at a securities firm, you are selling funds desperately. My task at that time was to sell 300,000 funds a year. That was in 2004. Later, I left the securities firm and entered the media, also because at the time of the securities firm, life was really too hard and I couldn't survive it.

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