What about the bank dispatcher? Specifically, can they work for a long time?

The bank sends workers, and the monthly deposit index is required. If you reach the goal set by the branch, you can continue, and you will be angry. It can be done for a long time, but it must meet the bank's deposit index requirements every month. If you can't reach it, even if the leader is your father, there is nothing you can do. Directly by the fire, of course, after the fire, the leader didn't kick you out. You can still keep it, but you don't have the salary and volunteers. With such a good relationship with the leader, you can ask the leader to give you some deposits and let you go there to see how close you are. You'd better try to become a full member.

2L: I guess you have been working in a state-owned bank, and you can't even imagine becoming a full-time employee. You were numb, so you made up the story that there were no regular employees. Indeed, in state-owned banks, the requirements for becoming a full member are too high for ordinary people to bear. There are not years when you can't find a formal job, so I understand you. Joint-stock commercial banks, on the other hand, all have a positive index, but it is very high, which is also a way to motivate employees to create profits for banks. Generally speaking, how much can be increased, and you can become a full member if you meet the conditions for becoming a full member. As far as I know, some small joint-stock commercial banks have a two-month protection period when you sign the dispatch contract, and then there is a two-month observation period. If you don't meet the standards, you will be expelled. If you meet the standards, you will enter the assessment period. During the assessment period, as long as the designated business becomes a regular employee, it will definitely become a regular employee. If you don't achieve the goal of becoming a full member, you must meet the requirements of the observation period and then continue to do it. Unlike state-owned banks, it took several years to touch the word "positive". 2L Do you know that there is a word called "ignorance"? Do you know that there is a word called "sitting on a well and watching the sky"? You only know the state-owned information, but you don't know the business rules. It hurts me to see that you said you didn't become a full member. That's from your country. I'm numb. However, to hit you, you have been doing it for five years, and you have never seen the word "positive". Is it a bit like that? 3L is seriously beside the point, selling insurance? Have you seen the LZ problem?

LZ, if you want to do it, commercial banks are better, and the treatment of state-owned banks is far from good. Only state-owned enterprises have been transferred to commercial enterprises, while commercial banks have not. State-owned banks generally bear the responsibility of cultivating talents. Every year, they go to colleges and universities to recruit some talents for training, and then they choose to jump ship when they are familiar with it. Attracting talents with high profits is also a strategy used by commercial banks against state-owned banks. Of course, commercial banks are under considerable pressure. If you don't behave well, the treatment is another matter.