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Charles Schwab Corporation in the United States is seeking an Investment Consultant (IC) to begin a path toward becoming a Financial Consultant. You’ll learn through hands-on training, engage in proactive client outreach, and use needs-based conversations to position solutions in a collaborative, client-first environment.
You’ll develop core consulting skills with guidance from seasoned Financial Consultants, mentors, and branch leaders, while growing your knowledge of wealth management and
At Schwab, you’ll make an impact on your career while helping clients take ownership of their financial futures. In a collaborative, inclusive environment, you’ll build meaningful relationships, grow your skills, and contribute to a client-first culture that drives innovation.
As an Investment Consultant (IC) in Schwab’s Branch Network, you’ll take a critical first step on the path toward becoming a Financial Consultant. This role is designed for individuals who are motivated to learn, comfortable taking initiative, and excited to grow through hands‑on experience.
You’ll develop core consulting skills through proactive client outreach, needs‑based conversations, and solution positioning—while learning alongside experienced Financial Consultants who provide coaching, mentoring, and real‑time feedback. This is a role where curiosity, effort, and coachability matter just as much as prior experience.
Why you’re set up for success:
Schwab Training and Development
Career Pathing
Competitive Compensation
The expertise you bring:
The skills you bring:
Motivation: Own goals with persistence, drive, and a growth mindset focused on continuous improvement and business impact.
Adaptability: Apply feedback quickly and adjust to changing client needs, priorities, and information with a flexible, solutions‑focused approach.
Time Management: Prioritize outreach, follow‑up, development, and daily responsibilities to stay organized and deliver consistent results.
Influencing Others: Use active listening, thoughtful questions, and clear communication to build trust and guide client decisions.
Entrepreneurial Orientation: Take initiative to grow client relationships, pursue opportunities, and navigate challenges with resilience and resourcefulness.