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Management Trainee - Finance

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DescriptionDescription:  As a Management Trainee for the position of Credit/Sales Manager, you will enjoy a salaried position with the opportunity for raises at least every six months.  You will also complete our comprehensive training program.  You'll learn credit investigation, loan interviewing, loan analysis, collection problem-solving and delinquency, bad debt control, and sales techniques.  Make credit recommendations.  You'll qualify for possible promotion to the positions of Assistant Manager and Store Manager. 

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Practice Management Trainee Finance

  • Tell us about yourself.
    Focus on the aspects of your experience that apply to this position.

  • Tell us about a situation where you convinced someone in a sales situation?

  • How would you motivate a team?

  • Why do you want to work with our firm?

  • Give us an example of your ability to work as part of a team.

  • What was your role?

  • How do you handle tension?

  • Give us an example of your ability to work under pressure?

  • What starting salary do you expect?

  • What can you offer to our firm?

  • Are you a leader or a follower?

  • How many hours would you like to work?

  • Of your past jobs, which job was your favorite?  Which one did you enjoy the least?

  • What were your duties on your favorite job?  What was challenging about the job and how did you deal with those challenges.

  • Do you have anything to add?
    Summarize by emphasize your qualifications as they apply to this job.   Also cover anything you missed from your opening.

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