So is a career in finance/banking still something worth striving

>>1516151
If you can pass the cfa exams do it

If you're a retard like me who can't pass lvl2 and gave up, don't get trapped in back office for life. I get bossed around by CPAs, the lowest form of life

bamp

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>>1516151
>So is a career in finance/banking still something worth striving towards?
no

>Will automation hit it soon?
yeah

>Or is the golden age of business just over?
almost

tl:dr you're late for the party boi

>>1516157
>cfa lvl2

which topics kept you down m8?

>>1516151
Retail banking will always require sales advisors. Cashiers/tellers are analogous to supermarket cashier's in that their job *could* be completely replaced by automation but will probably never totally be supplanted due to conservative clients. Automats have been a thing since the 50s yet McDonalds still have counter staff. Go figure.

>>1516337
Blogs and forums will replace advisors just like it's replacing best buy employees

>>1516151
idk about banking, but the world will always need financial managers and accountants, as long the typical person is retarded.

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>>1516157
>can't pass lvl2 and gave up

OMG, there have been golden age for business for 500 years, since capitalism began to exist.

>>1516151
Automation will never be able to completely take over the finance and banking sector. Many on /biz/ will tell you that it will, but these people more than likely haven't read any textbook on finance.