Getty ImagesA healthy book of business is the top attention-getter for experienced financial advisers looking for a new place to ply their trade. But a solid resume can seal the deal. The resume is a place to delve into details such as specific accomplishments, activities outside of work and relevant skills, experts say. Adding a stellar resume to round out a candidacy helps recruiters understand why a financial adviser would be a great fit in the organization.
Here’s how it’s done, according to careers website FINS.com:
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