Answering 3 Common Questions You Might Be Asked at a Trainee Sales Negotiator Interview

So you’ve landed yourself an interview for a trainee sales negotiator position, and now you’re thinking about what types of questions you might be asked. Firstly, congratulations on the interview and on getting yourself to this stage. Now it's time to prepare, and understand what questions you might be asked in a trainee sales negotiator interview to help build your confidence, feel prepared and impress your potential employers.


Our team has put together this short post, outlining 3 common questions that you might be asked at a trainee sales negotiator interview to help you prepare and give you some suggestions on how you can answer these tricky questions. Pear Recruitment are a specialist property recruitment agency, that are passionate about the property industry and helping candidates find their next roles.


  1. Why Do You Want to Be an Estate Agent?


This is a classic interview question that you should expect, and it allows you to demonstrate your passion and ambition for the role that you are applying for. You want to explain to your potential future employers that you are passionate about the property industry, and that being an estate agent is a career that you’re truly interested in.


Be sure to outline the parts of being an estate agent that interest you, what skills you can bring to the role, and what excites you about the position you’re interviewing for. This question also gives you a chance to stand out amongst other potential candidates, and show your potential employer what you can bring to their company and why you’d be a great asset to the company.


  1. What Skills Do You Feel Are Most Important for an Estate Agent Role?


This is asked by potential employers to make sure you know your stuff, and to reveal your self-confidence. They want to hear about how well you understand the position, and what skills you need to bring to succeed in the role. 


Focus on the skills that are important in a sales negotiator position, such as communication, managing high-pressure situations, organisation, and negotiation. Think about how you have used these skills in the past, and what previous experience and abilities you can bring that align with the role that you are interviewing for. Answering this question well will show that you are prepared and have done your research.


  1. Explain Where You Had to Manage a Difficult Situation With a Client


Don’t let this kind of question trip you up, your potential employer wants to hear about how you have handled a difficult situation in the past, managed and resolved it. Tricky situations can happen often with landlords, tenants, and buyers and your employer wants to see how you would handle and overcome these situations. Think about previous situations in other roles where you had to handle difficult situations with other people, how you handled them and what you learnt. 


The best way to approach this kind of behavioural question is to use the STAR technique - which is a valuable interview technique that you can use to tell a story. First establish the situation by setting the scene and giving them the details, and then the task which is what your responsibility was in the situation. Then move on to action, which is what steps you took to address it and the result which is what outcome you achieved.


Find Your First Trainee Sales Negotiator Role with Pear Recruitment


If you feel like a career in property sales could be for you, and you want to find your first trainee sales negotiator role then why not get in touch with our expert recruitment team at Pear Recruitment today? We have helped hundreds of candidates find their ideal roles within property sales, and we would love for you to be next. 


We work with a carefully selected group of clients, that we have built strong relationships with and placed many successful candidates over the years within both large organisations and small boutique companies. Our vacancies span across all levels, and we hire for both trainee sales negotiator roles as well as senior roles within the sales industry.


Over 10 Years of Experience Helping Find Candidates their Ideal Roles 


Our expert recruitment team here at Pear Recruitment have over 10 years of experience helping candidates find their ideal roles, putting us in the great position to help you. We work with our candidates every step of the way, helping with every aspect of their job search from preparing for interviews, designing CVs, giving them expert guidance on our clients. 


We will be there for you throughout your job search, and ensure that you are in the best position possible to land your first trainee sales negotiator role. If you’d like to get started with finding your first trainee sales negotiator role with our expert team here at Pear Recruitment, why not register with us today.


Register With Pear Recruitment Today


If you would like to find the ideal trainee sales negotiator role for you, then why not work with our team at Pear Recruitment? Just fill out our online registration form with a few simple details alongside your CV, and a member of our recruitment team will be in touch with you shortly. We are always happy to help and to answer any questions that you might have. You can reach us by giving us a call on 01992 463 226, or by sending us an email directly to hello@pearrecruitment.com

 

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