What I saw on the Internet was this answer: 1. Business development needs. Since the transformation in 2009, all aspects of business have developed rapidly. However, microfinance started at 20 10, which is the focus of recent development, and it is sure to "recruit talents". Now the bank doesn't have that position, so the pressure is so great that overtime is common. Think for yourself, haha!

2. Responsibilities: Provide comprehensive credit services to individual industrial and commercial households and small and micro enterprises full-time, including direct marketing of loan products to target customers, on-site visits to customers, analysis of financial and non-financial data related to customers, and efforts to maintain and develop the relationship between customers and banks.

To put it simply, I want you to investigate customers and analyze the feasibility of the loan. Banks have many departments and businesses, so it is impossible for all employees to receive training. The major is wrong, but it doesn't affect your play in practical work.

It's okay. If you think you like this job and the qualifications are up to standard, give it a try. Wish you success!