Recently, the news of multiple banks in mainland China recruiting “debt collection talents” has sparked concern among the public. Many believe that such recruitment is equivalent to hiring enforcers.
On June 4th, the topic of “multiple banks starting to recruit debt collection talents” appeared on the hot search list of mainland social media platforms.
According to a report by “Deep Blue Finance,” the privately-owned bank Sanxiang Bank is planning to recruit “debt collection talents.”
Sanxiang Bank announced on May 31 that due to business development needs, they are currently recruiting senior debt collection management talents, senior telecollection talents, and seven other senior talent positions nationwide.
The job requirements include a bachelor’s degree or above, a background in law or finance, and at least five years of debt collection management experience.
In addition to this bank, in the past half month, many financial institutions such as Guangda Bank and WeBank have also been planning to recruit debt collection related talents.
Netizens have been discussing this widely.
“Now even a bachelor’s degree is needed to recruit enforcers, the society is getting more complicated.”
“If you don’t graduate from a top university, you don’t even qualify to be an enforcer. Nowadays, enforcers are highly intelligent and educated. They only resort to violence so they won’t get caught. Just like what the famous legal expert Luo Xiang said, if Zhang San understands the law, he knows how to avoid committing crimes.”
“A few words might push someone to their limit, banks make money, and you do the dirty work, better stop these unethical jobs.”
“The people who jump into rivers or off buildings, it’s likely the work of these individuals, causing others to reach their breaking point.”
“This is openly stirring up social unrest.”
Recently, there have been frequent incidents of people jumping into the Yellow River at the Nanzhonghuan Bridge in Taiyuan, Shanxi. Netizens have counted over a dozen cases in the past ten days. Authorities have rushed to close the bridge and install safety nets. The public indicates that due to the inability to find employment or struggling to pay off mortgages, people are contemplating drastic actions such as jumping off bridges.