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- "Great training and a lot of nice financial advisors (FAs) who are interested in your success." (in 360 reviews)
- "There are alot of benefits for working with a private company and the culture is great." (in 246 reviews)
- "benefits were good and the pay made you forget about the lack in support they had until you needed it" (in 227 reviews)
- "The pay is low but it is offset by the flexibility in schedule and internal support to do the job." (in 165 reviews)
- "low salary, always working to make goals at first, lots of door knocking and time spent not making any money" (in 85 reviews)
- "long hours in the beginning as you build your business and integrate into your business community." (in 66 reviews)
- "The lack of leadership and decision making causes an uncomfortable environment to function in on a daily basis." (in 30 reviews)
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Return to all Reviews- Edward Jones - Branch Office Administrators | Division of Edward JonesApr 7, 20162.0BOA Branch Office AdministratorCurrent Employee, less than 1 year
Pros
1) Autonomy: Unless you are at a big, highly profitable branch, you'll be the only BOA, which means unlike other administrative jobs, you'll definitely have more autonomy when it comes to your work and have more ownership to your office. 2) Friendly and helpful 'co-workers': Yes, it's a two people office, by 'co-workers' I'm referring to other BOA's and head quarter department specialist (like retirement, estates, help desk). I never see their faces but daily talk to these people who are so FRIENDLY and actually HELPFUL.
Cons
1) Your experience with Edward Jones will be highly contingent upon your relationship with FA and what level FA they are. He/she is the main person you'll be working with, if you two don' work like a "team", don't share the same working/communication style, it's going to be tough 2) This is both pro or con, depends on if you don't mind being ALONE about 70% of the time. It can get lonely or it can be peaceful, depending on how you see it. 3) Like mentioned earlier, you won't be making much bonus $$$ unless your FA is a high level, meaning profitable. Edward Jones FA level ranges from 0 to 10. At about level 5 is when BOA can make decent bonuses. But, if you are working at level 1 office and the FA is not moving up in their level so fast...it might be a long while till you get a decent bonus (after the ridiculous taxes!) If you FA is >5 level, I don't see why someone would stay as a BOA for more than 2 years. Pay is stagnate, growth is stagnate, even if you want to be an administrator in the long-run, Edward Jones doesn't use any of common administrative/office programs like MS office Excel/Word/SharePoint/ or SAP!
9 - Edward Jones - Financial Advisors | Division of Edward JonesSep 11, 20204.0Financial Advisory InternFormer Intern, less than 1 yearPhiladelphia, PA
Pros
Very nice people who are always willing to help and find other people to grow your network.
Cons
Was not a lot of work to do and there did not really seem to be a set objective.