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Here are some incongruencies we see on resumes that wealth management candidates need to fix.

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Here are some incongruencies we see on resumes that wealth management candidates need to fix.

Eddy Ricci, Jr., CFP ®, CEPA ®:

-“Successful at client attraction and business development”: but no mention of numbers, achievements or measurable results.

-“Passion for planning” or “Planning Expert”:  has been in the industry for a decade and resume has no mention of designations, courses passed or even associations.

Michael P. Connaughton, CFP®, CLU®, ChFC®:

-“Operations Specialist”: but failure to highlight specifics around how they supported a wealth management business. i.e. trading, account paperwork, money movement, etc.

-“Process Improvements”: but not speaking to real examples of how they worked to improve the client onboarding process and client service model.

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