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I applied online and received an email the same day to set up a telephone interview. I didn't get too far into the interview as I was told that it was a requirement that I transfer and invest all of my retirement savings from my previous job into their company. I was very apprehensive about this. Too many what ifs… What if I was let go, fired, had to leave on my own accord, etc. I like my future savings exactly where it is.
The interview process included a phone interview with a recruiter, recorded video responses to multiple prompts, and finally an in-person interview with the financial advisor. The process took several weeks.
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The financial advisor asked about connections in the community.
Lengthy and involved, with video responses, pretests and more. I wish I hadn't wasted my time because the last questions told volumes about the agent's ability to be fair/equal opportunity.
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Was I aware the industry was dominated by women and would I mind that I might be the only man in the room at regional functions? Hmmm.
Very drawn out process, over a month. I have interviewed a couple of times. The first time I was never even in contact with the recruiter as I had only gotten the automated emails for each step. It was difficult to find her email when I had a question, which she never responded to. The next recruiter I had was more engaged but it took about 4-5 weeks after the last interview with several emails that were essentially "thanks for being patient we are still deciding" to get a rejection email on a saturday
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how do you prioritize multiple, changing tasks and deadlines