Pros
There is opportunity to grow but keep in mind its not ever going to be in the time frame of "6-12 months" as they preach. Most BDM's will work for around 3 years to become a financial advisor.
Cons
There's no basic salary, only retention when your a BDM which builds up as debt. I'ts a pyramid scheme. The company does not care about you. There are no benefits. You dont have the luxury of going wherever you as in the end they do choose for you. They will make you try and recruit 50-60 year olds in the training for 3 weeks non stop from CV's that were bought 7 years ago. It's a business inside a business. They use you for advertisement in training to add 100 linkedin connections each day and also make you post stuff that will market their business. Once you become a FA You will have to use linkedin to get all your leads. It's a call centre job. My recruiter lied to me and told me i would be getting 1200 a month basic salary + half my rent up to 900 paid for + travel expanses and NONE OF THIS WAS TRUE I also decided to leave the training early after i realised that my recruiter was actually just a sales man, my roommates the day after were than brought into the office and told them that if i didn't leave the apartment that day they would be kicked off the course so I was left without a place to stay for 4 nights. All in all, it's a corrupt company with a even more corrupt CEO. Also the webinars with the ceo are not live. you could literally attend the same one every day if you wanted I know this as i was trying to recruit people during training. I advise that you seriously think twice about going for this job.