1. Brief introduction of bank staff

Bank employees refer to employees who are engaged in various functions in banks or financial institutions. They work in all fields of banking business, providing various financial services to customers and banks, assisting the daily operation of banks and supporting the stability and development of financial markets.

Bank staff assume different responsibilities in different positions, including but not limited to customer service, risk management, loan approval, investment consulting, marketing and so on.

2. Brief introduction of civil servants

National civil servants refer to those who abide by policies and regulations, exercise state administrative functions and perform state official duties in government organs at all levels. According to the Civil Servant Law of People's Republic of China (PRC), China's national civil servants refer to the staff who perform public duties according to law and are included in the state administrative establishment, and their wages and benefits are borne by the state finance.

Civil servants are an important part of cadres, the backbone of the socialist cause and public servants serving the people.

Civil service job category:

1, comprehensive management class

Comprehensive management leadership positions are determined according to the Constitution, relevant laws, job levels and institutional norms.

Non-leadership positions in comprehensive management are divided into: inspector, deputy inspector, researcher, deputy researcher, chief clerk, deputy chief clerk, clerk and clerk.

2, professional and technical category

Professional and technical civil service positions are divided into eleven levels. The general titles from high to low are: first-level director, second-level director, first-level senior supervisor, second-level senior supervisor, third-level senior supervisor, fourth-level senior supervisor, first-level supervisor, second-level supervisor, third-level supervisor, fourth-level supervisor and professional technician.

3. Administrative law enforcement

The duties of civil servants in administrative law enforcement are divided into eleven levels. The general professional titles from high to low are: supervisor, first-class senior sponsor, second-class senior sponsor, third-class senior sponsor, fourth-class senior sponsor, first-class sponsor, second-class sponsor, third-class sponsor, fourth-class sponsor, first-class administrative law enforcer and second-class administrative law enforcer.