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I'm thinking about a capital one brokerage account with a $6.30 fee do you recommend anther safe brokerage account with lower fees. thanks any input is thanked
I'm going to respectfully disagree with the advice given in this video (as both a recruiter and a hiring manager).
Young people seeking an employment opportunity should NOT ask these questions up front. It comes across as very self-serving. I do agree with the value of knowing up front, but these are items that can be found online doing basic research (with the exception of the self-directed brokerage account exception, which should not be requested up front).
I usually love your videos, but wanted to do a PSA not to do these up front inquiries with a prospective employer. It can make the difference in you being perceived as high-maintenance–and in this market, there's just too much talent to choose from–this can get you excluded quickly. There's also an expectation that you will take the initiative to do your own research.
Hey Sir..!! I am going to do MBA in Finance from India.! Do you think If I get a 5 years experience in india then can I get a opportunity to work worldwide…???
Could you make a video on investor relations for smaller companies/start-ups? I understand how the process works in general but I feel like you'll have some good insight to this topic.
My biggest regret is definitely not investing when I was younger and had less expenses.
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