One HUGE Advantage Top Actuarial Candidates Have

Do you know which actuarial companies YOU want to work with?

Maybe you have a dream employer, but feel like you’ll never be able to work for them. Or, you might not yet know which companies would be a good fit for you.

Either way, I’m here to help!

In this video, you’ll learn how to choose employers that you’ll really love, and how to catch their attention BEFORE you even apply.

This advice you're going to hear will help you get hired faster, by an actuarial employer that you'll really want to work for!

Plus, you could even get multiple job offers using this strategy.

So, do you want to find out how to get a job with any company you want?

Then you’ve got to watch this video!

Hint: The first step is to become a top candidate, with all the skills and experience that actuarial employers value.

And if you're looking for some help to develop your actuarial skills, then you should definitely check out the Actuary Accelerator Community (AAC)!

TIMESTAMPS:
• Intro 0:00
• This is so important! 0:41
• The strategy you NEED to implement 2:23
• How to streamline your focus 4:25
• Where to find the information you need 7:49

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[shanelinnz]

Many thanks for sharing all these valuable points. My Actuarial study at UNSW in Sydney will start next week. I wish I can make a lot of money after the graduation. I am setting my first target today - to get an internship opportunity in a top actuarial company in 2023. I currently have 4 companies in my list: AON, Deloitte, KPMG and PWC. Do you have any recommendation? I am in Australia.

[harshraj]

In India there are 15 actuarial exams and the passing rate is very low so would it be smarter to give exams of a foreign actuarial association like IFoA or SOA or would it be too much hassle because of visa and other formal documents?

[dr.jaffarmohammed]

Hello

I am 42, head of ERM at a bank, and holder of a doctorate degree, I want to embark on actuarial studies, ASA. Does not have degree in math or statistics, math is rusty.
Is it too late for me to start this journey? Do you think I stand a chance to get ASA before age of 47?

[taehoonkim]

Is Company culture or Salary more important to me? Neither is important because I genuinely love being an actuary!