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Career change can be a stressful experience. There are many personal factors involved that go beyond the professional research and interview preparation. A specialized actuarial recruiter’s industry knowledge, connections, and overall interview experience can mitigate most of the stressors a job search entails. Your resume is important. A descriptive resume assists your recruiter to secure … Read more
1) Recruiters have large Network of Contacts that can supplement your own personal network. Recruiters longstanding relationship with their partner organizations provides valuable insights like hiring process, specific hiring contacts, and company culture. A great resume can still get lost in the screening process. A recruiter can get your information the visibility it needs. 2) … Read more
1) Am I being paid fairly as an actuary? If you’re unsure about what salary is appropriate for your experience and current actuarial certifications , visit SC International’s salary survey or feel free to call 630-519-5056 to talk. 2) What are the benefits of being an actuary you should be enjoying? Besides great pay, the … Read more
Google has around 9 million results for the query: “How much does an Actuary make” Let’s take a look at some small amounts of those results: “Actuaries are well compensated. Experienced Fellows have the potential to earn from $150,000 and above annually, and many actuaries earn more than that. Compensation may vary significantly …” … Read more
As we know professionals who become actuaries and grow in their careers are distinctive individuals. They love applying their talent with statistics, calculations and analysis to solve problems in ways that seek the best outcome. They also draw upon informed imagination to establish scenarios that help to minimize risk and expense. In these ways, actuaries … Read more
Actuaries are part of a steadily growing profession that thrives and changes further each year. The industry’s sectors and its professionals’ interests are always transforming. In the early years, actuaries typically started out in the life insurance sector, but they have since been expanding into areas such as health insurance, property/casualty, risk management and employer-based … Read more
What Actuaries Do Actuaries use math, insights, and monetary hypothesis to analyze risk. Actuaries typically work for with insurance organizations. Most work in office settings. Actuaries normally need a four year degree to enter the occupation and work through a progression of tests to become certified. A foundation of business, statistics, and mathematics is essential. … Read more