I have a similar experience with you. I graduated from sales in 2005, and in 2009 I switched to an auto financing company as a credit manager.
I don't know which cosmetics company you are in now (P & amp； g？ ), which auto financing company are you going to go to, my advice to you is: make clear your position in an auto financing company and the customer groups you are facing.
As far as I'm concerned, 1. Auto financing companies have fewer opportunities to change jobs again; For example, leaving the sales industry for many years and then returning to the sales industry may not be suitable; Go to the bank The bank doesn't like you.
2. It is more difficult for an auto financing company to get promoted to the next level, because there are only a few managers, and the others are people who do things.
So I still suggest that the landlord carefully consider and make a long-term plan for his career.