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It’s your 1st job in a bank … and you got an offer. Don’t overthink it.
Take the job - shut up and learn.
If it’s not for you, move on.
Stop asking low level questions; and just take action. You have no idea at the moment what a bank does or how it does it. There are no stupid questions … but this is pretty close to one.
Thanks, I’ll look into those
I wouldn’t over think it at the moment take the role and gain the experience. About month 9 or 10 think about the job if you’re happy or not. If not look for other opportunities at least you have your foot in the door.
Don't worry about getting pigeonholed. You need experience. And this is the fastest way to get it, with an offer. Do it for a few months, get your feet wet then see if it's for you. But always continue to look for opportunities. Even with other institutions.
Learn what you can, see what you like and let it take you where it takes you
Only thing I would be cautious is if you prefer client facing roles or not. From what I’ve seen the only difficulty in moving inside the industry is attempting to go from a research / back office position to a customer facing role.
The earlier you realize it’s not what you’re interested the easier it will be to move
100%
The best and worst people have both.
I would recommend getting into the field of finance. There may be growth opportunities. You could promote and get into something that allows you to earn a good salary and sometimes they will provide training that helps you get to position you like. You have to start somewhere.
Having a job is better than having no job
No..Just enjoy and move forward