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At Standard Bank, we're looking for team members who will respond proactively to unexpected economic changes. How do you react to setbacks in the market?

"As a commission-driven financial advisor, I am competitive with myself and my past performance and hyper-targeted when it comes to achieving my goals. I become internally frustrated when I do not meet my goals or a 'done deal' with a client falls through. When this happens, I do a rundown of what I could have done differently, trying to pinpoint where things could have gone wrong. I aim to learn from the situation so that it doesn't hold me back again."

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  • 11. At Standard Bank, we're looking for team members who will respond proactively to unexpected economic changes. How do you react to setbacks in the market?

      How to Answer

      As the market ebbs, flows, and financial regulations shift, working in finance can be a bumpy ride. For this reason, the interviewer at Standard Bank would like to know that you can handle the ups and downs of the industry. Be prepared to discuss how you respond to setbacks and maintain a sense of calm and direction amidst a potentially volatile market. Many roles within the banking industry will require you to serve in a client-facing role, making it more critical to maintain your composure amidst market turbulence.

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      "As a commission-driven financial advisor, I am competitive with myself and my past performance and hyper-targeted when it comes to achieving my goals. I become internally frustrated when I do not meet my goals or a 'done deal' with a client falls through. When this happens, I do a rundown of what I could have done differently, trying to pinpoint where things could have gone wrong. I aim to learn from the situation so that it doesn't hold me back again."