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Your practice track for Customer Service Representative
at AXA Philippines
Entry levelEntry4 questions
What this interview covers
Interviewers for Customer Service Representative roles at AXA Philippines typically test across 4 areas:
BehavioralSales & ServiceCultural FitTechnical
Philippine-specific tips for this role
- ▸ A common mistake is over-apologizing with phrases like 'Sorry po ma'am, sorry po talaga' repeatedly, which can sound unconfident. Instead, acknowledge the emotion and move to action: 'I understand how concerning this must be, Ms. Reyes. Let me walk you through the exact steps to get your policy active again right now.'
- ▸ Many Filipino candidates jump straight to a sales pitch without connection, saying 'Sir, baka gusto niyo ng new plan, mas maganda to, mas maraming benefits.' Instead, build rapport first, then tie the suggestion to their specific need: 'Because you mentioned you want to secure your child's education, our new savings plan might be a great fit. Could I share a few details so you can see if it aligns with your goals?'
- ▸ Avoid generic answers like 'Kasi gusto ko lang po magtrabaho' or 'Because the salary is competitive.' A better approach is: 'I admire AXA's mission to make insurance accessible to every Filipino, and I want to be part of a team that protects families' futures while growing my own skills in financial services.'
- ▸ Candidates often say 'Di ko po talaga alam 'yan, bago lang ako.' Even if the term is unfamiliar, you can demonstrate curiosity: 'I understand bancassurance allows banks to offer insurance solutions conveniently to their clients. I'm very keen to learn AXA's specific processes so I can support our partners effectively.'
Sample questions
Describe a situation where you had to handle a customer who was upset about a policy lapse or missed payment. How did you resolve it?
EntryBehavioral
Imagine you are calling a client to remind them about an upcoming premium due date. During the call, they express interest in a savings plan they heard about from a family member. How would you handle this conversation?
EntrySales & Service