719 Financial Advisor Jobs in Dallas, TX

“New New”

Pros:  “Entrepreneurial environment with access to resources, tips, and tools for success. Industry recognized training and license preparation. 100% control over all aspects of…”

Cons:  “Challenging business model for established adult/family lifestyle, i.e., more conducive for individuals with minor living expenses and little (or shared…” – Full Review

“good place to work”

Pros:  “Faith based value proposition and strong financial performance. Loyal membership, solid reputation and products. Appropriate training, tools and support.”

Cons:  “Lack of clear company direction. Senior leaders do not instil confidence and cloud indecision with arrogance.” – Full Review

“Looking for an opportunity to grow”

Pros:  “Good training program Willingness of others in the office to help”

Cons:  “Working for BofA, not truly Merrill Eat what you kill” – Full Review

“The new rebranded AIG is a better place to work than it was before.”

Pros:  “Since the bailout, the company has gone out of their way to treat the current employees better and they are taking more steps toward employee retention and satisfaction”

Cons:  “Job security is questionable. There is also the cloud of working for the company formally known as AIG which creates issues outside of the workplace.” – Full Review

“Difficult to stand out. Senior management has no idea who you are.”

Pros:  “Good products, name recognition. Phone support is above par.”

Cons:  “Promote and bring the the wrong people into management. Experience does not count, hard to go up the ranks.” – Full Review

“Very good if this is what you want to do”

Pros:  “Excellent Management, very capable colleagues who are usually happy to help, salary for trainee is great but as your salary increases your hurdles increase, very well…”

Cons:  “Be more candid about how corner office producers gained success rather than tell us it is through hard work. Most big producers either have a wealthy, prestigious…” – Full Review

“New New”

Pros:  “Entrepreneurial environment with access to resources, tips, and tools for success. Industry recognized training and license preparation. 100% control over all aspects of…”

Cons:  “Challenging business model for established adult/family lifestyle, i.e., more conducive for individuals with minor living expenses and little (or shared…” – Full Review