Edward Jones Interview Questions

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I applied online. I interviewed at Edward Jones (Yakima, WA) in June 2017.

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Long and drawn out. Started with phone screen, then phone screen with FA, then official phone interview, then face to face with FA. He narrowed it down to 3 and they made an offer to someone else.

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I applied online. The process took 4+ weeks. I interviewed at Edward Jones in June 2017.

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Applied online. Received Request for phone interview a few days later. Talked with recruiter for about an hour. Basic info, background, experience, expectations, etc. Moved on to second phase of interview which was a lot of online paperwork followed by waiting days for Financial Advisor to call and schedule a face to face interview. Recruiter was great. Very helpful and friendly. Financial Advisor was ok. Nice but wanted a lot given the position.

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I applied through college or university. I interviewed at Edward Jones (Glen Ellyn, IL).

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Started with (two) phone interviews with my recruiter. Then lead to a face to face. Eventualyl after 3 weeks, I had a third phone interview. The last stage of the process is creating a business plan and taking a challenging yet interesting simulation. It is 3.5 hours long and you are put in the role of a newly hired advisor

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I applied through an employee referral. I interviewed at Edward Jones.

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Long and over two months of my time... Made it to the final - "Day in the Life" assessment which was a joke. Literally felt like the apocalypse. Unrealistic, unfair, technology issues and literally no feedback of how I did! Then I didn't get the nice gesture from the FA to provide me candid feedback around his final decision. He met my family and we spent half the day with them... Additional bitterness comes from 6+ years in financial services before going through this process. Good experience - yes. Unhappy and feeling like someone that didn't stick to the wall when thrown - absolutely. I am confident that they are aware of the talent they are losing sight of with this process. Good luck.

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3 phone interviews, a face to face interview, a "day in the life" assessment and a neighborhood canvassing "survey" assessment (They no longer do the last one). The process was intensive- know that they want to access if you can prospect for a financial advising book of business.

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Application

I applied in-person. The process took 5 days. I interviewed at Edward Jones.

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I applied on EJ website, participated in phone screening with HR, and interviewed with a financial advisor in person. HR focuses on resume and walkthrough of experience. Interview with FA has more to do with personality and behavioral assessment.

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I applied online. I interviewed at Edward Jones (Charlotte, NC) in May 2017.

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They are very quick and efficient which is what makes sense in a revolving door company. It started with talking to the recruiter, then in person with an advisor, then you create a business plan, then you go survey people, then you might get a job offer.

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I applied online. I interviewed at Edward Jones (Creve Coeur, MO) in May 2017.

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After I submit my application, around 3 weeks, I got an email from the company to let me select a time for the phone interview. There were 2 days with several spots available. I got a phone call at the exact scheduled time, and it took 30 minutes exactly. By the way, I like her voice.

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I applied online. I interviewed at Edward Jones (Oklahoma City, OK) in May 2017.

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All expectations were met, communication was great, all steps happened on time and everyone was very professional. Extremely impressed with all interaction and interviews. From initial website application to offer was a little less then two months. Many steps, lots of timelines and three interviews - but did a lot of question, including many FA visits in my area. Put my name out there. Marketed myself, as all applicants should (shows drive and initiative). The final assessment was a little rough, but the key is preparing as best you can with what they give you and breathe deeply. Receiving the offer and everything up to it was the easy part compared to the hard work ahead.

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Very lengthy interview process, and I think I had to participate in 4+ interviews. They are looking for candidates who are persistent and dedicated to the process, something you need as a financial advisor. The interview process is intentionally drawn out for this very reason.

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