I have been in a securities company for nearly three years. I worked as an account manager in a securities company for two years, that is, marketing. At that time, in order to complete the company assessment, I stayed in the bank, pulled my relatives to speculate in stocks, and also completed the task with my parents' money (I hope you don't spray me, the market is not good in recent years, and the securities industry is really difficult to do). My family's conditions are average, and I belong to the working class. Among the relatives and friends I know, there are not many who have the money to stock. It was painful to hear the word "marketing" at that time, and I really hoped to have a stable job. Later, by chance, I jumped to another brokerage firm to be a backstage staff. I thought that the marketing task could be less and the work could be more stable, but I was forced to pull customers and sell wealth management products every day. Now I have frequent meetings every morning to urge us to complete the task, and my heart is really tangled. I really want to quit, only to find that working in a securities company has killed my fighting spirit. I don't know what I will do after I leave.

Now I live in pain every day, and I dare not go to the company to see the expression that the leader despises you or my colleagues despise you. But we still have to cheer up, find customers and promote products. I don't know when this day will end.