188 Financial Advisor PASS Associate Jobs

“Working for a P2 advisor”

Pros:  “Ability to have a flexible schedule, every day is different, direct client contact.....but of course all of this is pretty dependent for the advisor you work for and how they…”

Cons:  “Working for an advisor can have a lot of uncertainties and often times they can lose sight of the value their employees provide even though they are not generating…” – Full Review

“It's okay after you get to know your regular customers.”

Pros:  “Small cash bonuses for referring.”

Cons:  “Customers are rude and never fill out their slips.” – Full Review

“One of the best companies I have worked for.”

Pros:  “Great pay and advancement opportunity.”

Cons:  “Management changes direction often and is different in every department.” – Full Review

“If you are not lazy this is the best career on the planet!”

Pros:  “Total management of your own schedule Ability to make as much money as you want Great support from the Home Office and your region People genuinely want you to succeed…”

Cons:  “Hard- I mean really hard career at the beginning Door to door sales Paycheck is once a month The benefits are terrible” – Full Review

“Difficult but challenging with great people”

Pros:  “How much they care about the students The level or corporate support The regional/Divisional teams are very professional High integrity of several executives.”

Cons:  “Travel and hours were very demanding Several senior executives have anger management problems” – Full Review

“One of the best companies I have worked for.”

Pros:  “Great pay and advancement opportunity.”

Cons:  “Management changes direction often and is different in every department.” – Full Review

“Your Advancement Is Up to You”

Pros:  “The firm is truly world-class and comprises the best and brightest talent in the industry. There are many skilled professionals who are ready, willing, and able to assist…”

Cons:  “The firm is very large so you can easily get lost in the rank and file. In addition to focusing on your work, you must make an effort to network internally and get…” – Full Review