If you’re graduating from college and think that you will have a great career and finance, if you join this firm, you’re completely mistaken you will become part of the meat grinder. They will work you put your new cube 90% of the time honor your calls. make sure you’re taking 50 calls a day monitor your bathroom breaks and you’ll learn very little if anything about finance merit increases on a yearly basis will be 2%. If you do well and bonuses will be extremely low. It will take you forever to pay back your college degree and you will be wasting time. Even a young age time is still a very valuable asset. Avoid this firm like a plague. They promise a lot and deliver nothing so say I a manager at this firm.
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Your schooling cost two wooden nickels and we are trying to pay off massive debt making $20 an hour
Schwab didn’t require a bachelors degree for a brokers job before so I don’t want to hear from any of you old timers with just a high school diploma
And, complaining about “old people”. The ones who’s anccounts allow you to have a job.
Tell me recent college grads, what position do you think you’re qualified for with zero years of experience?
All the things you learned just to hear people complain all day. Plus teaching old people who don’t know the difference between an app and a browser will become your next 10 years
Yes all that time getting a finance degree to work in a call center drains your soul
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