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dhemo4277
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Please I have made it to the interview stage of debt caseworker job, does anybody have an idea of likely questions to expects from interviewers. thanks
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I'd suggest just using your post on the debt free wannabe page instead, maybe the employment board, bank forum isn't the best place
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What is the most useful website for someone in financial difficulties?
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Who is your interview with?2 -
I'd suggest you have a read through the DebtCamel site as well.
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I would worry how much debt knowledge you have if you can't find the correct board to post on on this forum.
You will need to be able to find your way around the internet when you get questions about debt you can't answer yourself.
Hope the job isn't a glorified sales person for IVAs.If you go down to the woods today you better not go alone.1 -
There are some jobs around in debt advice, even training from scratch.
CA seem to have a high turnover for their debt hub, which maybe tells a story. No IVA pushing there
I know Payplan have been recruiting. Maybe a little IVA pushing.
And then there a multitude of companies who might describe a role as debt adviser even though it was nothing of the sort. But debt CASEWORKER sounds promising0
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