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Assist customers with account questions in an energetic and spirited manner. Build trust and confidence with our customers that we are there to help serve their needs and reach their financial goals. Answer inbound calls and greet customers with energy and enthusiasm. view job details

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Supporting step-change improvements in credit performance by connecting drivers of future consumer credit trends to historical behavior, and testing hypotheses using rigorous analysis and monitoring. Design and implement training programs to drive employee performance both for new hires and ongoing talent development addressing job‐specific skills (product, technical skills, soft skills, systems, process, policy & procedure, regulatory), continued edu. Develop scalable training solutions, leveraging multiple channels and tools in support of a broad array of learners, such as digital learning (videos, eLearning, online tools), virtual instructor‐led training, instructor‐led training, job aids, gamificati. view job details

'Thank you for your Salary Wizard. I had no idea what people in my line of work made until I checked out Salary.com. I used the info on your site to ask for a raise and I got it. Thanks!'We get a lot of emails like that one from people who use our site to find out what their job pays. That information allows them to better negotiate a starting salary so they can earn more money. Money which then gives them the ability to do things like buy a house, get married, start a family and begin saving for retirement. And it all started with our free Salary Wizard.But don’t thank us. Thank Brian.Brian C... view article details

Dear Annette,One of my teammates is a slacker. I'm tired of carrying his weight. What can I say or do?AtlasDear Atlas,I'll never forget the time Dickie had to fire his pedicurist for inattention and neglect. We were being recognized on International Women's Day in the thrice-named, fictitious Eastern European country where I was born. As we processed down the aisle of the newly repatriated 11th-century cathedral where the ceremony took place, Dickie went 'clickie-clickie' all the way to the altar, paw-nails reverberating for seven seconds. It was as if Pravda's Cold War typing pool were taking... view article details

Do you know nearly one-fifth of all employees NEVER negotiate their salary when they accept a job? You wouldn't take the first offer from a car dealer or when buying a house, so why would you accept the first offer from your future employer?Jim Hopkinson, author of 'The Salary Tutor: Learn the Secrets of Negotiation No One Ever Taught You,' is this week's guest on Salary Talk, and he's dispensing some great advice on how to prepare for -- and succeed -- in getting hired with an adequate salary that not only pays the bills, but leaves you feeling happy and content in your new position.Starting ... view article details

The entire job interview process is a bit of a crapshoot. There. I said it.From the endless networking and formal application process to interviewing with multiple people and negotiating your salary, there are a lot of things we’re told we “should do.” The problem is, if you don’t end up getting the job, you usually have no idea why.Did I lack the proper experience?Was my outfit too formal or too casual?Did I confuse the third interviewer with my Google Android analogy?Did I have a rogue piece of salad stuck in my teeth from lunch?Did I just get beat out by a better candidate?It’s an environme... view article details

In an economy where jobs still haven't rebounded, those who are employed don't want to do anything to jeopardize their current job -- including looking for a new one. Fortunately, you don't have to put your career advancement on hold, or let opportunities pass you by. This article explores 12 ways to look for a new job, while keeping your current one safe.1. Shhhhhh… Choose your confidants carefully. Don’t tell your boss or your co-workers that you’re looking for a new job. Sharing this information with the wrong people will ensure that you’ll be move... view article details

Having a strong compensation plan is important if you want good people to join and stick with your team. A smart pay strategy includes more than just salary, as it also considers factors like flexibility, benefits, and paid time off. This article delves deeper into the various elements of a compensation plan, emphasizing how to develop a competitive framework that draws in and keeps skilled employees. What Is a Compensation Plan? Total compensation plans are a comprehensive approach used by companies to pay their employees through various methods. These methods include wage and salary structu... view blog & white papers details

Sometimes it can be hard to relate to workers in industries other than your own, even when your chosen profession is the same. People get consumed with industry-specific day-to-day details, and the challenges and struggles they feel are particularly unique to them. At the end of the day, however, everyone is looking to do similar things: work efficiently, meet business and personal goals, save time, and do a good job. With all these commonalities, we have the potential to learn from one another. If you’re lucky, your corporate mission may even be something you find personal fulfillment in, and... view blog & white papers details

What is merit planning? This system aligns employee compensation with performance and contributions. Find more about it below. Research shows that 82% of workers are happier when they receive recognition in their workplace. Therefore, merit planning is essential to ensure a positive and motivated work environment. Merit planning involves systematically evaluating and rewarding employees based on their performance, skills, and contributions to the organization. This not only motivates recognized employees but also sets a benchmark for others to strive for excellence. Implementing a well-structu... view blog & white papers details

You may be noticing a trend in job listings. Compensation is often listed as a range, like $50,000 to $70,000 per year. Have you ever wondered why companies don't just list a single salary number? Then let's talk about compensation ranges. What is a compensation range? A compensation range refers to the range of salaries or total compensation (including benefits, bonuses, etc.) that an employer is willing to pay for a specific position or job. And surveys show that employees rarely understand their employer's pay policy . For companies, setting the right salary range for a position depends on... view blog & white papers details

Competency assessment is the key to knowing when employees have the necessary skills and experience the company needs. It evaluates a person's skills, knowledge, and behaviors for a specific role. The assessment objectively matches people to suitable jobs and reveals any skill gaps. Competency assessment is crucial for building strong teams and developing employees.  It helps set clear expectations, identify strengths, and uncover hidden talents creating a growth roadmap that benefits both individuals and the organization. Having a competency framework is what distinguishes good companies from... view blog & white papers details