What is the typical career path for someone who becomes a Financial Service Customer service rep at a call center right after graduation? [on hold]

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So I've got an offer from Fidelity/E-trade/AXA, the financial service jobs are basically all the same: get the series 6 or 7 and the 63 licenses, be on the phone and answer easy questions and or execute trades for people.



Where does this kind of job lead though? I asked the various interviewers and they always say "its flexible".






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  • Let's put it like this. Start with call centre work, the only way is up
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So I've got an offer from Fidelity/E-trade/AXA, the financial service jobs are basically all the same: get the series 6 or 7 and the 63 licenses, be on the phone and answer easy questions and or execute trades for people.



Where does this kind of job lead though? I asked the various interviewers and they always say "its flexible".






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So I've got an offer from Fidelity/E-trade/AXA, the financial service jobs are basically all the same: get the series 6 or 7 and the 63 licenses, be on the phone and answer easy questions and or execute trades for people.



Where does this kind of job lead though? I asked the various interviewers and they always say "its flexible".






customer-service financial







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So I've got an offer from Fidelity/E-trade/AXA, the financial service jobs are basically all the same: get the series 6 or 7 and the 63 licenses, be on the phone and answer easy questions and or execute trades for people.



Where does this kind of job lead though? I asked the various interviewers and they always say "its flexible".






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  • Let's put it like this. Start with call centre work, the only way is up
    – Mawg
    8 hours ago
















  • Let's put it like this. Start with call centre work, the only way is up
    – Mawg
    8 hours ago















Let's put it like this. Start with call centre work, the only way is up
– Mawg
8 hours ago




Let's put it like this. Start with call centre work, the only way is up
– Mawg
8 hours ago















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