I'm currently applying for this job as a writer for a small brokerage firm. My job wouldn't be to give investment advice, but to merely synthesize weekly or monthly events that may have significantly affected the markets. I really want to land this job because I love to write, and I'm always reading finance related material. However, I am a bit on the young side. How can I convince the firm that I am reliable, articulate, and dedicated when I'm not even in grad school? Should I offer to work for less pay or would that make me look desperate/ cheap or offend the company?
Trending Content - Equity Research Forum
Career Resources
Do you have a resume you could post? There's probably a bunch of options and the more info you present, the better and more accurate a story can be crafted. Set it up on razume and post here [make sure to redact personal info]
Eaque magni cumque possimus blanditiis modi ducimus fugiat odio. Sint aperiam exercitationem ut est vel et eum. Voluptas perferendis sed qui id. Ex vitae ipsam fugit ad sunt.
See All Comments - 100% Free
WSO depends on everyone being able to pitch in when they know something. Unlock with your email and get bonus: 6 financial modeling lessons free ($199 value)
or Unlock with your social account...