What does an entry-level financial advisor do?

Entry-levelfinancial advisors work under associates, complete tasks for others, and calculate risks. Most entry-level financial advisors have completed at least a bachelor's degree program as well as some internships before beginning work. Networking during internships is crucial for finding positions.

After graduation, and hopefully, with a few connections and internships, financial advisors begin working in their field. Financial advisors typically do a bit of everything in the beginning, assisting with tasks for a variety of people. This helps prepare them for the industry and is an essential part of beginning work as a financial advisor.