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Karrie Day is a certified career coach and strategist with a passion for helping her clients define and reach their professional goals. She offers career advancement services such as brand development, resume writing and critiques, job search strategies,
There are three main steps to analyzing the needs of a client. Preparation for this question involves understanding how to apply them within the relationship banking role you're applying for.
Here are the steps:
- Listen to the high-level needs/goals
- Ask questions to refine your client's requirements
- Walk through additional related services and assess if your client is interested

Karrie Day is a certified career coach and strategist with a passion for helping her clients define and reach their professional goals. She offers career advancement services such as brand development, resume writing and critiques, job search strategies,
Describe the main steps you would take to assess the needs of a new client to your interviewer. Be sure to walk through them in an order that makes sense. Also, it can be helpful to use a scenario/example when answering this question.

Karrie Day is a certified career coach and strategist with a passion for helping her clients define and reach their professional goals. She offers career advancement services such as brand development, resume writing and critiques, job search strategies,
The first thing I do when assessing a client's needs is thank them for being a customer, or for their interest in our bank. It helps to set things off on a positive note. Next, I ask them what they feel they need, listen attentively to their response, and demonstrate my interest by nodding and taking notes. When they finish, I typically ask a series of questions to make sure I have all of the details I need to assist them. For example, if a client walks in and wants to open a new checking account, I ask about how much they would like to deposit, what the general purpose of the account will be, etcetera. I then walk them through their options and answer any questions they have regarding the rules or fee structures involved in any of the services they are interested in. Finally, I ask if they would like to hear about any other related services the bank offers that may also be of service to them.

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