Kevin's Feedback

Very well laid out! Using the Past/Present/Future model, try adding more detail into the Present and Future part of your journey. Also, if you have any small personal details to add in - just to allow the interviewer to make a connection with you - that is often a good approach.

I moved to Ireland from England when I was seven years old. That was a difficult adjustment at first. But my dad opened a grocery store and I remember sitting with him at the counter and he’d have me ring up our customers and handle the old register. It was a lot of fun and a great way to introduce us to the community.

When I started secondary school, I developed a passion for business studies, which led me to achieve high grades in both business and economics. I attended University; I pursued a business degree in a four-year course, in which I specialized in economics and finance for my final two years. I first decided to pursue a career in lending when applying for my first student loan. Thereafter, I applied for a job in my local credit union, where I gained experience in customer service, lending, and marketing. Also, I completed the QFA diploma.

I love reading historical fiction. I am addicted to documentaries which I love to watch while cooking. I am a habitual multitasker, so you’ll always find me that way, doing several things at once.