Inside Asian Gaming

IAG JUN 2023年6月 亞博匯 64 BREAKING INTO A BANKING CAREER Jane (pseudonym), aged 35, worked in finance for a leading junket promoter for a decade. Her responsibilities included the preparation of management reports and data analysis. As an experienced accounting professional, Jane remarked that she was devalued for her junket experience during most job interviews. Fortunately, with a humble attitude and customer-oriented mindset, Jane convinced one hiring manager a year after leaving her junket job. She has since been working as an assistant manager for a bank. “I only had work experience in VIP rooms for the past 10 years. Many recruiters had reservations about the competence of candidates like me, having preconceived opinions based on the stereotypes of junket employees. Meanwhile, the ‘VIP room incident’ made it evenmore difficult for junket employees to find jobs. “Now, I work in the frontline … The bank has a wide range of work content and products, and the work process is heavy … It was very stressful at the beginning, but it has become much better after getting familiar with (the job) step by step.” 1 一 CASE 案例 COLUMNISTS 打進銀行業 35歲的Jane（假名）曾在一間主要的中介推廣公司擔 任金融職位長達十年。她的主要職責包括草擬管理報告及 數據分析。作為一名有經驗的會計專業人士，Jane說她在 大部分的工作面試時，都會因為她過去的經驗而被貶低。 但幸運地，由於Jane謙虛的態度和以客為本的思路，她在 離開中介公司一年後，成功說服一位負責招聘的經理聘用 她，之後一直出任一間銀行的助理經理。 「過去十年只有貴賓廳工作經驗，很多面試官對於我 這類應徵者的工作能力有保留，對貴賓廳員工的刻板印象 有先入為主的理解。同時，『貴賓廳事件』也讓貴賓廳員 工在求職工作的路上難上加難。」 「現在，我在一線工作……銀行工作內容和產品 很多，工作流程繁重……剛開始壓力很大，但熟悉了 （工作）後就好多了。」