I'm currently preparing for interviews for a part-time Consumer Loan Underwriter position. It's been over six years since my last interview, so I'm feeling a bit rusty. My previous experience includes working as a consumer loan underwriter for a little over a year, focusing on indirect loans with a third-party finance company. This new role involves both direct and indirect loans, and I was upfront about my limited experience with direct loans during my first interview. Despite that, I was invited to the next stage, which is encouraging but also nerve-wracking. I'm looking for general interview tips, particularly regarding underwriting questions I could ask. If anyone has insights on what hiring managers typically look for during interviews, I would greatly appreciate it. Thank you!