Passed all three levels, but does having the letters really change that much versus saying you passed all three exams from a resume standpoint?
Is it worth the dues?
Passed all three levels, but does having the letters really change that much versus saying you passed all three exams from a resume standpoint?
Is it worth the dues?
don’t be cheap BRO
Why did you take the tests in the first place? Were they worth the fees you paid so far?
i think that paying the dues not only grant you to use the letters, but it also helps the institute further develop the program to make it more robust and help the investment industry in general. so your dues have a broader impact than just the letters.
this guy is sneaky
The dues are a couple hundred bucks and you can probably expense them. Seriously, pay the dues. Its less than a dollar a day to be a Charterholder. When reviewing potential job candidates, I’d definitely give an edge to a Charterholder over a L3 passee, all else equal.
Definitely not worth it.
Of course, if the dues were 15% less, it’d totally be worth it.
Passee?
How’d you win the race?
I’m a fast runnee.
^lol
I’ve heard from a guy who has passed all 3 levels and is working in investment industry that employers almost treat the charterholders and level 3 passers about the same if the passers have more relevant experience
too bad, you are narrow-minded.
Well, if your employer doesn’t pay for you, prob it won’t matter for your job.
The dues are a couple hundred bucks and you can probably expense them. Seriously, pay the dues. Its less than a dollar a day to be a Charterholder. When reviewing potential job candidates, I’d definitely give an edge to a Charterholder over a L3 passee, all else equal.
Why? What else does it prove?
Not that all else would ever truly be equal.
Why did you take the tests in the first place? Were they worth the fees you paid so far?
This doesn’t even justify an answer.
What a troll
The dues are worth it.
/end thread.
^ Agreed