- Plan Your Education
- Explore Education Options
- Prepare for College
- Pay for College
- Apply to College
- How to Choose a Major
- Education Search Tools
The quotes below are about this issue:
New job classifications and titles are needed to reflect changes in the industry.
"Interviewer: [If you look at] occupation titles, do they look more like the 19th Century than the 21st Century? Employer: I think under the finance category, 'personal banker' would be more of an appropriate name than 'loan officer' because I think most places you're cross-selling. Interviewer: You're trying to get them to have an IRA or whatever? Employer: Exactly." |
Central |
"Employer: I think under the taxation category a good occupational title would be—because it really doesn't hit on the high-level tax person—tax preparer, that's pretty low-level in my mind. So, tax specialist, tax manager, something like that. Interviewer: Because you want to get beyond just the person who enters the data? You want somebody who actually knows the code. Employer: Yes. Something that captures the very high level. Interviewer: Who can actually work with the information? Employer: And research." |
Central |
"I think some of those categories are combined as well. Like, my personal bankers are loan officers as well as financial advisors. I mean, we have licensed personal bankers. So, it combines them a little more." | Central |