Expand upon your knowledge and experience in the following areas, making sure to use specific examples, whenever possible: Why are you interested in this position? What work experience have you had that most relates to this position? In this role, you’ll have to cultivate strong relationships with students without having the ability to talk face-to-face. What are your top three ways in which you think you could build a strong relationship with a student over the phone? What is your desired salary/salary range for this position?

The pre screening was fine but the actual interview process was quite confusing. The description of the role is to manage a portfolio of over 100-150 students, to liaise with all of them, to take on a high volume of call and contact but are firm on being paid only 58k a year (quite concerning especially with the current economy). For the amount of responsibility of this duty, it is nowhere competitive enoug and it could be translated that they don’t value the work if it being reflected by this lower wage. This role is similar to an accounts/retention manager position and needs to be treated as such which is inclusive of amending the salary to be realistic for the workload. Their commission structure seems very unclear and gives you the idea that you will be taking on an unhealthy amount of work for a small amount of money and no guarantee of bonus. I also was alarmed that the team wasn’t really receptive about wanting to grow and develop within the company. At this point, I did feel quite uncomfortable as I did notice the change of tone from the interviewing team after explaining I am looking for progression, a company that gives me an equal exchange of energy and that I am looking for a team to provide ample support and development. After my interview, I was confident that I did not want to proceed with the offer. If you are wanting development, then I advise to interview elsewhere. They make it abundantly clear that they want ONLY a student success advisor for the now and not concerned about the future development neither eagerness of someone that wants to commit to the company long term.