Why TSB?
Some are looking for a job that feels like a good match for their skills. But the hiring authority for TSB is looking for someone who would enjoy being in their working environment, identifies with their culture and values, and has a passion for helping their customers gain confidence in their finances. If they hire someone who doesn't feel like a good match, then there's no promise of employee retention and no guarantee they'll deliver a good customer experience. So before your interview, determine how working for TSB feels like a great fit beyond your skills and the skill requirements for the position.
One of TSB's employees provided this testimonial, which is posted on their website: "A place for everyone. Whoever you are and wherever you work, you can be yourself here. We think TSB is a great place to work, but don't just take our word for it, read what some of our colleagues have to say. 'I love how much you learn, how you're supported to progress, but most importantly how it has a family feel and that no matter what you make friends for life!'"
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"My previous employer's working environment lacked diversity. I am a pretty happy-go-lucky individual and have a quick sense of humour. But in a working environment where everyone is expected to conform, I found I was rarely taken seriously. I didn't fit the mould of the 'good-ole-boys-club.' So, I am very interested in working for TSB, where I feel I would be valued for my unique self and perspective."
