"When hiring financial advisors, large banks and financial institutions are looking for finance-savvy candidates who have the knowledge, experience, and sales skills to grow a substantial clientele base. In an interview, be ready to participate in a sales role-play with a hypothetical customer as well as discuss how you've attracted new clients in the past. While no formal degree is necessary, a background in business, sales, or finance is preferred."
Tell me about yourself (not on your resume) for both interviews. Q: Why Financial Advising Q: Why Miami Q: Why should we hire you, what makes you a great person to spend time with Q: What are 2 words that your friends would describe you as Q: On a scale of 1-10 how committed are you to this role
Why would you be good for this position?
What made you interested in a career in financial advising?
Nothing really difficult as far as the questions go...certainly no off-the-wall questions such as "How many man-hole covers are there in NYC?"
All of the questions were business oriented and relevant. Nothing out of the ordinary.
Describe how your background gives you a edge in this job.
Tell us a little more about you.
1)Where would you see yourself in the next 5 years 2) Did you read about the company if yes what is the latest update about the company 3) you have mentioned your specialization in the different domains then why would you apply for the role of advisor at Wills (*If you are from non-banking background) 4) You mentioned Analytical and Managerial skills give me an example of how you will help the organization with these kinds of skills 5)
Tell me about yourself, something your resume doesn't already tell me.
Tell me why you want to be a financial advisor
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