Secondly, we should combine your personal situation and reality, your academic background, family situation, personal conditions and abilities. Look for reasons from yourself, correctly analyze various situations, see what you are more suitable for, and then make a choice.
Finally, we should have a comprehensive understanding of every profession. Every line has its advantages and disadvantages, so we should look at it as a whole. Take what you said as an example. You may think that your salary is high, but both jobs are very tiring and the price paid is too high. Doing sales will definitely involve business and you will definitely find a job. The company will give you a quota of how many tasks to complete every month, which is of course good, and the salary will not be much higher if you can't finish it. In this line of work, there is great competition, great pressure and tiredness. If you enter a factory, you can only start with ordinary workers unless there is a certain relationship. Personally, I think both are unstable. Banks, office clerks and the like may have lower salaries than others, but as you said, the basic salary is passable, but it's not entirely true. First, these are relatively stable and guaranteed. Second, it is a normal holiday, and there is no need to go to work on weekends. The rest time is more and more relaxed than the previous two, and the salary is guaranteed. Besides your salary, there is also security in other aspects. Don't worry about retiring when you are old, because you can get your retirement salary every month, and the first two are that you will get paid as long as you work, and you won't get paid if you don't work. It's not good to guarantee these things, not to mention maintaining a long-term livelihood, not just for a while, so I personally think it's better to be safe.
In fact, no matter which one, the key choice is yourself. Do a good job in your career planning and orientation. Others can only give you some opinions and suggestions. I hope what I said can help you. Thank you!