How should you prepare for an interview at CIBC?

Be yourself. You're either a good fit for banking or you're not. Just be yourself and the interviewer will know if you're wasting your time, or if you are truly a good fit for banking.

Answered 17 February 2020

Doing thorough research on the company and speaking confidently during interview process.

Answered 25 August 2019 - Senior Customer Service Agent (Former employee) - Montego Bay Jamaica

Send in your resume and be prepared to do everything under the sun for very little wages

Answered 6 November 2017 - Treherne /Miami, MB, Branch Manager (Former employee) - Miami, MB

Show up 15 minutes early, dress well, smile and look your interviewer in the eye.

Answered 5 October 2017 - Morgage Advisor (Current employee) - Newmarket, ON

Sales experience information

Answered 29 September 2017 - Financial Services Representative I and II (Former employee) - Ontario

Come prepared with specific examples from previous work experience. CIBC uses behavioural interviewing.

Answered 6 September 2017 - Branch Manager (Former employee) - London, ON

They like people who speak other languages than english. Be prepared to work unpaid overtime

Answered 11 July 2017 - SENIOR FINANCIAL SERVICES REPRESENTATIVE (Former employee) - Saskatoon, SK

To prepare for a interview with CIBC I would review and allow myself to become familiar with CIBC website. I would do my homework and get to know who the people and mangers names are.
And go to my interview confident and proud of myself

Answered 25 June 2017 - Financial Services Representative. (Former employee) - Fort McMurray, AB

Have lots of sales experience information, that's what they want

Answered 23 June 2017 - Senior Customer Service Representative (Former employee) - Toronto, ON

Look your best and be prepared!

Answered 26 May 2017 - Transaction Processing Clerk Ambassador I CSR (Former employee) - Toronto, ON