Recovery Officer

Replace the 5 with a variable number of years but the key is that you are thinking about your future. This is not the time to say retired! A more ideal answer would be an advanced role that would still fit within this particular employer. Don’t be afraid to say that you would like to be management or move up, but your answer needs to be tempered so that it doesn’t appear that you want this position just so you can drive your way to some other part of the company. Absolutely you need to get your foot in the door, but don’t highlight the fact that you are considering this position just so you can find something better in the same company.

Count on this question and have your honest answer ready. If you were fired or laid off you can merely say that the job was not a good fit for me and I’ve moved on. This is not an opportunity to defame your previous employer or manager, this is an opportunity to show your potential company that you are passionate about their position and the promise their company represents.

☛ By direct communication with the debtor

☛ Filing a lawsuit against the debtor

☛ By taking custody of the property or selling customer property

☛ By hiring debt collection service

Bill collectors can do following things

☛ Using obscene or abusive language

☛ Harassing customers with repeated calls

☛ Calling before 8 am onwards or after 9 p.m.

☛ Giving wrong amount of your debt

☛ Calling at office hours even if you asked not to call

☛ Sharing your debt information to others

☛ Falsely claiming himself as law enforcement official or credit bureau representative

☛ Threatening unnecessarily to sue you or seize property unless they actually plan to execute it

You want to make sure that you know in advance what type of position the company is hiring for and answer the question in line with that. For example, if it is a temporary position, then note that you are aware that it is a temporary position and that you would stay through the end of your contract with the possibility of being open to further employment — if it is offered. In general, you want to show that you’re not going to just jump at the next big chance, leaving this company in the lurch, so use this question to explain your commitment and loyalty to the projects that you take on.

Contact customer and remind about their payment politely

Contact with an overdue payment reminder

If the customer still fails to pay the payment as per the terms of the payment, send them a final notice

Even after sending final notice if still there is no response from customer, try to make direct contact and ask for payment again

After failing all options, if the customer still resent from payment then send a formal letter of demand. This could be the last option as it may spoil your relationship with the customer.

This is a tough one, just don’t answer “I work too hard or Care too Much.” Again this is a time to show that you know what some of your shortcomings are, and that you can provide some evidence to show how you overcome those shortcomings. For instance if you say that are too task focused, be sure to document how you are able to be more visionary by spending some time each week brainstorming future direction. It’s just an example and this is really going to be tailored to you but be ready for it and practice with someone else.

Bad debt occurs when customer ignores small things like

☛ Checking of a business and background of the client before offering credit

☛ Setting safe customer credit limits

☛ Release good only once the payment is cleared

☛ Before shipping any goods wait for direct deposit payment to clear

☛ As soon as a job is done send invoice to the responsible party

☛ Give all information on your invoice about the mode of payment

☛ Stay in regular touch with your client

☛ For early payment of bills offer a small percentage discount

Employers are fully aware of the fact that it’s tough to find a job right now so they’re not looking for an excuse about the employment gap . What they want to know is how you’ve been filling your time while you’ve been unemployed. Provide a thorough answer that explains what you’ve done and why it would benefit the employer. For example, if you took time off of work to stay at home with the kids, then focus on the fact that the skills required to manage a household will translate nicely to managing employees in your new position.

Pressure is actually a catalyst to my work. When there is an imperative deadline, I refocus my energy into my work which in fact, has helped me to produce some of my best works. (Give examples) I guess you can say I thrive under pressure.

Responsibility of bill collector includes

☛ Identifying customers with back due accounts and notifying them by email or telephone

☛ Negotiating repayment plans, maintaining electronic account and collection records

☛ Referring customers to referrals to professional debt counselors

☛ Forwarding statement of customers to legal bodies to take actions

Nearly every interview that you go to will kick off with this basic question. You want to keep your answer concise but information-packed. Briefly explain your educational and employment experience with one or two sentences. (After all, the employer can already see that in your resume.) Follow up with additional information about what you are passionate about (relevant to the job) so that you impress the employer immediately with your enthusiasm. Keep all irrelevant personal information out of your answer.

Bill collectors can

☛ Make atleast three or more contacts per week by phone or letter

☛ In one month can make more than 10 contact by any other mean like e-mail

☛ Make a face to face contact more than once a fortnight

The most important thing to remember here is to stay positive. You don’t want to gripe and complain about your past boss, even if she was a devil. You want to be very brief in describing the challenge and then expand on that by focusing on what you did to overcome the challenge. If the end result was a positive one, then be sure to highlight that, emphasizing the part you played in coming to that end.

The work is fascinating as it offers so many challenges. There is very little boredom, as every day is always a new one!

The correct answer is “yes”. You want to show off your confidence. However, you should never give a one-word answer in an interview, so you’ll want to follow up with a specific reason that you consider yourself successful. For example, you might say that you have set goals and achieved them. You should also note that you don’t feel that you’ve reached your pinnacle of success and explain why this new position will take you one step closer.