I edited out the other locations as they don't have inbound consultant positions.įinance grad, here are my two cents about finance majors and what your options out of college are.ĭepending on where you go to school, a degree in Finance can either mean Investment Banking or Sellign Insurance and everything in between.īasically if you go to a target school (Harvard, Northwestern, U of Michigan - Ann Arbor, Stanford etc.) you have a great chance to get into a Investment Bank. Locations in Denver, Charlottle NC and Lewisville Texas. I think that's mostly because of her finance degree and licensing. I can't speak for all inbound consultant positions, but I really feel lucky that she got that position, and she was actually recruited for it.
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Twenty-three vacation days your first year, a little bit of life insurance free and she got a 12% raise when the company found out it made more money than they expected. Her first year she put in $1000 into retirement and they put in another $3500 on top of that. They're a not-for-profit so they aren't douchebags either. If you don't have the licensing, they'll pay you while you take classes for it and also pay for the tests themselves. My wife already had the licensing they require, but they're at the back end of doubling in size so they're even hiring people without degrees, experience or licensing in some cases. Job Vent - a place to vent about your grievances at work.
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