5 Questions to Ask Your Commercial Banking Interviewer
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- Опубликовано: 26 июн 2024
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What questions should I ask my interviewer when applying for a commercial banking job? How do you increase your chances of getting a job in commercial banking as a student or entry level candidate? What questions should I ask to stand out in my commercial banking interview? What are the important factors of success when deciding what commercial banking job is right for you? What areas/employers should you avoid when looking for a prospective commercial banking job?
In today's video I share five questions you should ask your interviewer when applying for a commercial banking job. These questions will help you stand out when interviewing for a commercial lending job and show your overall preparedness and desire for the role. It will also help you figure out if the job is right for your skillset and career objectives. Watch the video to learn more about the five topics below:
[2:10] - Question #1 - What Am I Selling?
[4:38] - Question #2 - How Competitive Is the Bank?
[10:25] - Question #3 - How Much Do I Have To Sell?
[15:39] - Question #4 - Harvesting Loan Book or Hunting?
[19:55] - Question #5 - Sales Environment
After watching this video, you'll be ready to make a good impression on your commercial banking interviewer! If you have any other questions, please comment below. If you enjoyed the video and found it helpful, please like and subscribe to FinanceKid for more videos soon!
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5 years later and I'm still amazed how little material is out there on commercial banking
Agreed! I want to keep making more when I have the time! Thanks for watching.
Awesome video Robert. I am currently interviewing with two commercial banks and your videos have been a tremendous resource.
Thanks for watching! Good luck with your interviews.
great content. thanks for uploading. it will definitely help.
Glad it was helpful!
Hi Rob! I LOVE your vids. Thanks so much & keep it up! Do you have any suggestions on what questions to ask in an interview for a BB commercial banking internship?
I don't want to ask anything too technical because I don't know that much about the technicals. Also, I was told the interview is all behavioral.
Good question, for summer internships I would focus more on the general questions about the sales team and environment you are applying for, the goal is still to show your general level of interest and get the interviewer to talk to you more. For example: can you talk about your team's deal flow and market focus, where are you seeing the most activity in? Are you seeing any slowdowns in certain types of deals? What areas on your team do you need the most support with?
Good luck with your interviews.
@@financekid3163 THANK YOU!!! ❤
Great videos. Great info. Why did switch out of lending?
I moved into sell-side M&A which is what I really love to do. I still miss CB in many ways, a great career path for extroverted finance geeks!
@financekid3163 I'm a resi lender but I'm really interested in commercial MF lending. Since I'm old and don't want to start over... I'm also looking at hard money / soft money opportunities but gosh... not only are they tough to come by but no one seems eager to hire.
Any recommendations?
My dream is to one day work in commercial banking
It's so effin hard to get in lol
How could I go from being a customer advisor to breaking into commercial banking?