? Due to the rapid development of the financial industry in recent years, banks have become job seekers after graduation from university? 1? 3 is the preferred career goal. However, many college students are not very familiar with the recruitment requirements of banks and their jobs and career development after entering banks. This paper introduces the recruitment requirements and internal career development of banks. The bank has a "management trainee" program. What is the management trainee program of the bank? Some college students want to work in a bank, but they don't want to be tellers. They want to work in accounting, computer and other fields. However, judging from the positions recruited on the campus of the bank, these positions are usually not directly recruited. All banks have a "management trainee" program to reserve talents for the development of banks. Management trainees should generally start from the position of comprehensive teller at the front desk. After a period of time, the bank has different regulations, and then transferred to other positions internally. In a bank, there are employees with various positions and career development paths, but at the beginning of their careers, new employees mainly take turns in positions such as chief teller, credit, accounting, personal finance and marketing. In particular, the post of comprehensive teller is basically a post that every bank employee must experience after joining the company. The short working hours in this position are 1 year, and the long working hours are several years. After the rotation exercise, the bank will be based on: 1, which meets the business development needs of the bank; 2, employee performance appraisal results, or personal ability characteristics; 3. Career development goals of employees. These comprehensive considerations determine the career development direction of employees. Therefore, becoming a management trainee is the only way for college students to enter the bank, and college students who want to enter the bank should be psychologically prepared.