The on-site manager had poor communication skills, during the testing, there was never a printer available to print test scores or handbook sheets requested by myself. When asked if I could get a copy, office personnel would say yes but nothing was ever produced to me.
Why do you want this particular position
"What kind of population do you see yourself working wtih?" This only threw me off, because I thought that the answer was basically in the name of the company.
The questions were standard for the job. The interviewer looked through my resume and asked questions about some of my previous work experience. I was also asked why I want to work in the field and what I would like to do in the future.
Can you work remotely. Are you Certified?
What was your past work experience?
Tell me how your experience has prepared you for this role
They asked the basic questions of "Tell me about yourself", "why are you leaving your previous employer" etc.
How do you stay updated with changes in financial regulations and industry standards?
Tell us about a time you dealt with a vulnerable or distress customer
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