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Core Viewpoint - The banking industry is experiencing a "talent war" as major banks ramp up recruitment efforts, particularly focusing on technology roles to support digital transformation amidst ongoing pressure on net interest margins [2][3]. Recruitment Trends - Major state-owned banks, including the six largest, are leading the spring campus recruitment for 2026, with China Bank announcing nearly 4,000 positions and Construction Bank over 1,400 positions, both exceeding 1,000 [3]. - The recruitment structure is shifting, with an increasing emphasis on technology talent, while traditional roles in branches remain stable but do not see significant growth [2][4]. Technology Talent Demand - The demand for technology roles is rising, with some banks indicating that tech positions make up a significant portion of their recruitment needs [4]. - China Bank's recruitment highlights a focus on technology-related departments, while Ping An Bank has established a dedicated program for tech talent, emphasizing a "finance + technology" training model [4][5]. Differentiation in Talent Needs - Different types of banks have varying requirements for technology talent: state-owned banks prioritize robust systems and compliance, while joint-stock banks focus on AI applications and practical business scenarios [6]. - The industry is increasingly seeking hybrid talents who understand both finance and technology, particularly in AI and engineering [6][7]. Challenges in Recruitment - Attracting suitable technology talent remains challenging for banks compared to tech giants, which offer more competitive compensation and development opportunities [7]. - Experts suggest that banks should foster an innovative culture and optimize their assessment and selection processes to retain talent [7].