Entering a fund company depends on what kind of work you are engaged in. Generally speaking, it is good. Professional requirements are relatively strong. If you are not a financial major, you will generally not be admitted. Even if you are engaged in the sales business of fund companies, you must be a financial major and have corresponding securities experience. You have to pass these two exams (fund sales certificate and securities investment fund in securities industry). Whatever you do, you'd better be prepared, don't you think?

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