Why did you choose to enter the financial industry? Haha, if you want to make money, you have to understand the economic situation. Haha, everyone’s situation is different, I like it.

Why choose finance as a postgraduate student in finance? There is a question of optimal personal value orientation.

The so-called optimal personal value orientation actually refers to how to optimize a person's future career.

Some people may refute my point of view and say what our ideals are, but one thing you have to remember is that any ideal is realized within the context of a certain social division of labor. That is to say, as a person in society,

You must undertake certain social professional division of labor tasks, and only in this way can you realize or be close to realizing your ideals and goals. You cannot escape the issue of career planning.

Under modern economic conditions, whether domestic or foreign, the most important social evaluation index that defines the social role a person plays is the degree of professional education he or she has received.

It can be said that choosing a major is choosing a career orientation.

Of course, there are many successful examples of cross-industry and cross-professional success, but those are more of special products in the context of certain industry intersections.

As this society develops towards a specialized economy, the demand for specialized talents in various specialized industries is still the mainstream trend of future professional division of labor.

As the saying goes, men are afraid of entering the wrong industry, and women are afraid of marrying the wrong man. If your ideals and interests are really in the financial industry, and your previous education is at a certain distance or similar to this industry, then you can choose to work

Take the postgraduate entrance examination; if your undergraduate major is finance and you want to have a higher development space in this industry, then you can choose to take the postgraduate entrance examination.

I am not a person who only believes in academic qualifications, let alone a person with high academic qualifications.

If I had to choose, I would rather recruit those kids who have graduated from a bachelor's degree and are hard-working and hard-working.

However, I am not a human resources manager and I do not have the power to make this choice.

In today's financial workplace, the craze for academic qualifications is still a mainstream trend. Better financial institutions almost always require a master's degree or above for recruitment, graduates from prestigious schools, etc.

This kind of superficial glitz is more concentrated in economically developed areas such as Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou and Shenzhen, where there are more financial career opportunities.

Academic qualifications and majors have become the main indicators for HR to select talents.

When I graduated, I participated in a job fair held by China Merchants Bank. I just handed in my resume and was thrown back. We don’t need undergraduates!

At that time, the market was quite big. Now that I think about it, the investment bank I work for now is actually repeating this old path.

There is no way, there are too many people, and there is no time to examine their talents in detail. In order to simplify the work procedures and reduce the workload, the only way is to get people with academic qualifications. After all, in China, there are not many graduate students who go out to sweep the streets.

level, and the level of academic qualifications can still explain a person's learning ability, knowledge system, and development space.

Regarding the direction of finance majors and school selection, the following points must be considered: Among them, I think there are three basic principles that should be followed: the principle of proximity, the principle of specialization, and the principle of development expectations.

The principle of proximity means that the college you want to apply for should be in or near the area where you want to work and live in the future, and have a certain influence in the area, so that it will be convenient for you to choose a career in the area after you graduate.

The principle of specialization means that the institution you apply for should have a good tradition of financial education. It is best to be a professional school in finance and economics, or a comprehensive university with a good tradition in finance and economics. Such a school

Usually, you have certain alumni resources in the financial and economic circles, and have connections throughout the fields where you may be employed in the future. You are unique in specialization, have a certain influence in the financial industry, and have many benefits for future employment.

The principle of development expectations and the positioning of the career you want to pursue in the future are the first things you should consider when choosing a professional direction.

Judging from the current development situation in the financial industry, the future development direction of the financial industry is service specialization and business diversification.

Mixed finance is a major trend. Speaking of which, what is the significance of the postgraduate entrance examination?

Personally, I think it's just a tool.

It is a stepping stone for you to enter an industry (or the high-end part of an industry) and experience another kind of life, a ladder for climbing higher, and a preparation stage for realizing your personal value orientation.

Of course, it all starts with your confidence in an industry and your optimism about its future development.

Finance is the core of the modern economy, linked to the circulation of the entire capital chain, and its status is of vital importance.

Perhaps, this is one of the reasons why many friends are optimistic about the finance major.

Judging from the employment situation in recent years, finance major graduates usually have the following trends: 1. Commercial banks, including the four major banks and joint-stock commercial banks, city commercial banks, and domestic branches of foreign banks.

... Why choose finance? Because this industry faces the most acute challenges and can inspire you.