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Credit Manager Reviews
What is it like working as a Credit Manager?
April 2017
Corporate culture, stress level.
Credit Manager in Edmonton:
Pros: Handle high level appeals, help co-workers in development, provide real feedback on the backstory to policy.
Cons: Quite sure I'm the lowest paid manager on the floor; co workers at lower pay grades make more and receive raises more often.
April 2017
Stress level.
Credit Manager in Wausau:
Pros: Although I enjoy working for my employer, it can be stressful trying to.
Get people to pay the amount they owe in the terms I set.
I have the ability to determine a customer's credit limit and term but it can be difficult when trying to explain to a customer why they did not receive a limit.
I enjoy seeing results the most. My favorite time of day is when the mailman arrives with a big pile of checks. I will then go through them and process the deposits. After that, I will check our AR aging summary to see how we are doing.
Cons: Having to listen to customer's try and explain why they cannot pay or will not pay.
I hate it when a customer tells me they are sending money only to never see a check arrive.
A lot of work done on my end with zero results due to the customer just not wanting pay.
February 2017
Collecting while preserving business relationships.
Credit Manager in Riverside:
Learn every aspect of your business so you can solve problems that are obstacles to payment. Learn to prioritize the time critical tasks.
April 2016
Lack of career growth.
Credit Manager:
Get experience and move on to a company with opportunity to you are not advancing. Maintain a positive attitude, learn from others.
March 2016
Demanding.
Credit Manager:
Pros: The interaction with different people.
Cons: Collections and many different goals.
January 2016
Achieving maximum profit.
Credit Manager:
Pros: Building relationships with the internal and external client. I realised that this was my strength.
This allows me to be very effective in this role.
I am able to close a sale (ensuring that the monies is paid within the terms agreed) ensuring cashflow. This is the biggest asset in the company.
This ensures stability and effectiveness.
Cons: Nothing.
August 2015
Upgrading Skills & Knowledge.
Credit Manager:
The market & economic conditions are constantly changing, so it is imperative that you keep your skills current. Take advantage of webinars, seminars, white papers, and NETWORK with your peers! Know your industry.
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