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Accepted Offer – Interviewed in Apr 2011 – Reviewed Mar 10, 2013
Interview Details – I applied online and was called to set up an interview the next week. The interview process was very straight forward. I was asked to go into a room where a lady met with me asked about my qualifications and why I would be a good fit. the interview lasted about 30 minutes and she offered me something on the spot. As an intern I handled all interview candidates from interns to advisers setting up appointments etc.
Interview Question –
There were no business cases just emphasis on personality and technical ability.
Excel experience is also a plus.
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Declined Offer – Reviewed Feb 27, 2013
Interview Details – comfortable and open interview environment for the first interview with basic interview questions and brief discussion about company
Reason for Declining – other options
No Offer – Reviewed Feb 27, 2013
Interview Details – Interview was a joke, lasted about 10 minutes and the person interviewing me basically just told me that if I got hired, I would be on my own to start contacting family friends, school alumni, professional contacts, etc. and offer them AXA's financial products.
Interview Question – Who would you contact to offer AXA's services to on day 1 if you are hired? Answer Question
Accepted Offer – Interviewed in Jan 2012 – Reviewed Feb 26, 2013
Interview Details –
Had 3 interviews each of them they were weeding out a pool of people to end up selecting 2.
First Interview was the basic get to know you getting to know the company and why I want to be in this line of work. I was called back for a second where we discussed the program and the compensation. Also discussed how we approach clients and personal experiences with the firm
Was called back for a third interview where I was told to think of a target market I would go to if I was hired and then I met with the Branch Head. He was a very smart individual who liked truthful answers and not the typical responses. I was offered the position a week later now I am in the licensing portion before I become on contract with the firm
Interview Question – The questions were all really standard only question you need to really consider is where do you see yourself in 5 years. Be as detailed as possible Answer Question
Negotiation Details –
Your just about on Commission from day 1 so for those who don't have a nest egg to start your own practice dont consider AXA. You pay for your licensing about (800) which get reimbursed to you 70% once you pass all the exams.
From there you get paid several weeks a salary while your in a product training program. Once you pass this process you would be offered either commission+B (reduced commission of course) or Commission. Either way every year your salary gets reduced and your commission payout increases. Then one the 3rd year your salary goes away and your on full commission.
Accepted Offer – Interviewed in Scottsdale, AZ – Reviewed Feb 22, 2013
Interview Details – Applied online through my school, got an interview which was easy it was What do you know about AXA? How could you help AXA? What are your hobbies, What do you want to do in 20 years. Really easy relaxed interview, i was so nervous.
Interview Question – Easy questions, do some research on the company and know what they do. Answer Question
Negotiation Details – none $10 an hour which is fair, the work is easy and gives you tons of experience into the industry.
Declined Offer – Interviewed in New Orleans, LA Sep 2012 – Reviewed Feb 10, 2013
Interview Details – After filling out an online declaration of interest, I received a phone call from a principal. We talked about the job and the day to day activities, and he asked if I would like to meet one of the local guys, which I did. I met the local AXA professional,who was incredibly professional. We discussed e local market, AXA culture, and opportunities. I met with the principal who originally called about a week later and he said that he thought I would be a good fit, so I began moving forward with the process of becoming an AXA Investment Professional. The people were incredibly thoughtful and engaging, gave me a wealth of information, and answered all of my questions. It was truly a wonderful experience.
Interview Question – The most difficult question to me is always "why do you want to do this?" I want to do so many different things, so I find that question the most difficult to answer. The obvious answer, the one you are not supposed to say, is I want to do this for money. Most of the time, it is just that simple. Answer Question
Reason for Declining – The offer was for a position in my current city. My wife wanted to move.
No Offer – Reviewed Jan 14, 2013
Interview Details – i applied trough the on campus recruiting they did. two weeks latter i get a call. i go down and was interviewed. the interview focused more on my personality then anything else. after my background check i was called back for a second interview. this interview focused more on what they expect and would want me to do their.
Interview Question – have you ever had a experience where you where the focus of a lot of attention? Answer Question
No Offer – Reviewed Jan 14, 2013
Interview Details – Interview Process at AXA Advisor was simply a horrific experience. Vice President of the department never explained or suggested his/her personal thoughts and recommendations to me. I’ve simply received rejection letter explaining nothing but a “I am Sorry” on a letter. Process of taking a test and having to pay the test up fee upfront is also bad
Interview Question – What is your weakness? Answer Question
Declined Offer – Interviewed in Dallas, TX Aug 2012 – Reviewed Jan 8, 2013
Interview Details – The interview process was quite long and I began by attending a conference called AXA Institute. Then I had 2 on-site interviews and an assignment to make sure you could do the job. The interviewers I knew well and were extremely nice and helpful. I had a super positive experience.
Interview Question – If you're fresh out of college, why would someone trust you with their money? Answer Question
Reason for Declining – I was afraid of the challenge of having to prospect on my own.
Accepted Offer – Interviewed in Pittsburgh, PA – Reviewed Nov 27, 2012
Interview Details – I completed about four interviews before I accepted the position. The first two were the basics (tell me about yourself, what is your background, etc.) The third one discussed salary and more specifics. And the fourth was to answer questions I may have had and to offer me position. Nothing was too difficult or hard to answer - very generic.
Interview Question – Nothing was difficult. It was your basic interview questions Answer Question
Negotiation Details – When I was asked about salary they provided me with 3 options and said we will discuss them further. After I accepted the position and went through the training phase (4 weeks in front of a computer) the salary disappeared.
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