PERSPECTIVE: Working at the bank?

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Working at the bank? What?

Do you have a friend who works at a bank? Do you ever think that working at a bank is a fun and easy thing? I believe almost everyone thinks so. Most people who work at banks have really nice clothes and are well-groomed, aren’t they? If you had a chance to work at a bank, would you grab this opportunity? Of course, it would be very exciting if you dared to take on a new challenge by experiencing new things in life.

In this article, I would like to share my perspective about working at a bank. In my earliest year at university, I never thought that someday I would work at a bank. My major is communication science, and I can say that I am bad at mathematics, everything was far from the banking world. At the end of my university, I grabbed the chance to do an internship at a bank. It was my first time and could have been a better experience, haha. At that time, before I finished my internship, I had to resign because I needed to focus on my thesis. Very sad, but it was the right decision because after that I was able to finish my degree in the same year. Sometimes we have to sacrifice something to achieve our goals, and I still believe that now.

After I finished my bachelor’s degree, I started working full-time. I love being a productive person and making my own money. So far, I have been working in the finance industry for about 1.5 years. In my experience, working at a bank is very fun. We can learn about financial management too, which is very important for us, honestly. Not a lot of people are aware of this. If you learn about financial management at a young age, 100% you can manage things well between your primary and secondary needs. As a young generation, I find that most of my friends are not good at financial management because they have never been involved in this field. Some of them are very consumptive of goods. It’s okay if you have a lot of money from your hard work, but it will be wiser if you can save or invest it. If you have loans from the bank, my advice is to take this seriously and manage it well. It may affect and link to your financial profile.

In some important positions, you may get rejected because you have a bad financial profile. I have worked with many people before, and it cannot be denied that most of us are very dependent on banks. But trust me, the bank also sees you as their potential market. So please be careful and find enough information related to your financial needs. If you are a young person pursuing a professional career, I advise you to work at a bank. Your hard work will be in line with your financial benefits. In my experience, my income at the bank is better than at my previous companies. Of course, I can have more savings. But working at a bank is very stressful and requires precision skills. You cannot make mistakes because once you make a silly mistake, it can affect both your and the bank’s credibility. So, here is my perspective.

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