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  • 00:00

    Hello everyone, I am Lianrongbao, and welcome back to my channel!

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    In today's video, I want to talk about is the CFA exam worth it?

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    I passed the CFA Level I exam in Dec, 2015

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    the Level II exam in June, 2016

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    and the Level III exam in June, 2017

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    Me and my fiancé have been thinking about switching jobs since the beginning of this year

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    My fiancé is American

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    and it took him almost 6 months to find a new job

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    During this period of time, we always discussed was the CFA exam really worth it

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    How much did the CFA really help us find a job?

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    so in today's video, I want to share with you my thoughts on this topic

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    if you are thinking about whether or not to take the exam

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    or if you have the same questions

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    I hope my video can give you some insignt

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    In short, I think the CFA exam is worth it but it might not worth as much as you think

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    and I think the CFA exam is not for everyone

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    I am going to explain my reasoning

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    My first reason is passing the CFA exam does not guarantee you a job

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    This is especially true if you try to find a job in America

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    it's great if you have the CFA

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    but CFA is not a golden ticket to investment banking or private equity

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    Even if you have CFA, you probably still can't find a job

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    one of the reason is the CFA program is not well known

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    lots of people know the CPA exam

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    they think it is impressive to pass the CPA

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    We have some friends and coworkers who passed both the CFA and CPA

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    and they think the CFA is a lot more difficult than the CPA exam

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    I also think CFA Institute controls the number of people that can pass the exam

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    Therefore if not a lot of people pass the exam then fewer people will know of it

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    I also think the CFA Institute doesn't do a good job of marketing

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    This is another reason many people have not heard of it

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    When you look for a new job, the HR does not know it is impressive to pass the CFA exam

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    and they will not know the value of the CFA charter

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    so if you are expecting that the CFA will bring you lots of job offers

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    and insure you to get a job in investment banking or private equity

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    you are wrong!

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    people place a higher value on networking when it comes to job searching

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    so the CFA exam is great to put on your resume but it will not guarantee you a job

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    Next, if you take the CFA exam out of vanity, I suggest you to reconsider

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    I know some people sign up for the exam because they want to put the CFA Candidate on their resume

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    and they think that HR will be impressed by that

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    The CFA Candidate can help you a little bit by showing your dedication in finance

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    but only people who have taken the exam appreciate it

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    so if you sign up for the exam just out of vanity

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    please save your money and time

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    personally I think it is not very useful if you only pass the Level I or II portion of the exam

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    The CFA charter is what will add value to you

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    I think you need to reconsider taking the exam if you have a family

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    The Level I exam is offered twice a years

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    but the Level II & III exam are only offered once a year

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    Assuming that you can pass all the exams on the first attempt

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    it will still take you 3 years

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    if you have wife/husband and kids

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    and you need to work during the day

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    it is difficult to make time to study for the exam

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    and this will also put pressure on your family

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    because you need to focus on studying

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    and you probably will not have enough time with your family

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    so you should evaluate

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    if the exam is more important than spending quality time with family and friends

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    If you need to take care of your kids

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    or your spouse requires lots of attention

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    I think you need to reconsider taking the exam

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    and talk to your family

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    because when you spend more time studying for the exam, it is your spouse who will share the burden to take care of the household

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    so don't underestimate the difficulty of the exam, and communicate with your family

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    If you work over 60 hours per week, you should reconsider taking the exam

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    if your work schedule is from 8AM to 8 PM

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    It is very hard to study after getting off a whole day of hard work

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    so if you are already in a stressful work environment

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    or if you are starting your own business

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    you can reevaluate to see if now is a good time to take the exam

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    because you need to put in lots of time and effort into the exam

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    That's my reasoning that CFA might not be for everyone

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    I know lots of my subscribers are taking the CFA exam

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    I think CFA candidates often make 2 mistakes, one is underestimating the difficulty of the exam

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    second is signing up for the exam out of vanity

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    they think that if their classmates or coworkers sign up for the exam, they want to do the same thing

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    The Level I exam is very basic

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    some people will assume the Level II is easy as well

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    It is a lot more challenging to pass the Level II exam

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    and the Level III exam is even more difficult

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    especially for us international studnets

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    The CFA exam is in English

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    lots of American think the CFA exam is very hard and English is their first language

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    so you can imagine how much more difficult it is for international students

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    CFA exam is not only time consuming but also expensive

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    so I want y'all to think through it before signing up for the exam

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    This is a big decision to make

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    It is not just a simple exam

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    I don't think it's smart to give up once you passed the Level II exam

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    I have some friends who wanted to take a break after passing the Level II exam

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    and then they never go back to take the Level III exam

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    My advice for you is if you decide to take the CFA exam, please do it early

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    because when you start a family, you have other things to worry about

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    you don't have as much free time as when you are single

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    That's it for today's video

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    I have plans to make more CFA related videos

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    and please check out How I Passed the CFA Exam playlist

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    It has lots of useful information

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    feel free to leave me a comment down below if you have any exam related questions

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    Thumbs up if you like my video

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    and don't forget to subscribe to my channel

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    See you next time, bye!

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Use "reconsider" in a sentence | "reconsider" example sentences

How to use "reconsider" in a sentence?

  • Perhaps it's a good time to reconsider pleasure at its roots. Changing out of wet shoes and socks, for instance.
    -Barbara Holland-
  • Trouble is just like love, after all; it comes in unannounced and takes over before you've had a chance to reconsider, or even to think.
    -Alice Hoffman-
  • Inspiration is not garnered from the litanies of what may befall us; it resides in humanity's willingness to restore, redress, reform, rebuild, recover, reimagine, and reconsider.
    -Paul Hawken-
  • Takes a lot of tries before you hit perfection." He paused to reconsider that. "Well, except for my parents. They got it on the first try." (Adrian)
    -Richelle Mead-
  • I'm most interested in that moment when my entire perspective changes, and I have to reconsider everything.
    -Hedi Slimane-
  • Such discoveries have led me, and other geologists, to reconsider the evidence previously derived from caves brought forward in proof of the high antiquity of Man.
    -Charles Lyell-
  • When you come close to selling out, reconsider.
    -Lee Ann Womack-
  • I shall reconsider human knowledge by starting from the fact that we can know more than we can tell.
    -Michael Polanyi-

Definition and meaning of RECONSIDER

What does "reconsider mean?"

/ˌrēkənˈsidər/

verb
To think whether to change an earlier decision.

What are synonyms of "reconsider"?
Some common synonyms of "reconsider" are:
  • rethink,
  • review,
  • revise,
  • re-examine,
  • re-evaluate,
  • reassess,
  • reappraise,
  • change,
  • alter,

You can find detailed definitions of them on this page.