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Childress Saw "Some Good Things" From Vikings Secondary Vs. SaintsPosted by on September 13, 2010 – 1:50 pm
The Vikings entered their season-opener against the New Orleans Saints with just 3 healthy CBs and a new starter at S in Husain Abdullah. Considering the Saints boasted last year's #1 scoring offense and #4 passing offense and were also returning most of their starters, the Vikings secondary had a tall task at hand.
But Leslie Frazier's defense rose to the challenge, holding Drew Brees and Co. under their average passing yards per game from a season ago and giving up just 14 points. The Vikings secondary was beaten for a long TD on the game's 1st series and there were lapses in other junctures of the game, but by and large the Vikings secondary held their own.
A few days removed from the game, Vikings Head Coach Brad Childress explained that he saw some positives from the secondary.
"I thought those guy did some good things, all the way around, whether it was Lito (Sheppard)playing at the right corner, Asher Allen swinging back and forth," Childress said. "I thought they did some good things, particularly in terms of tackling. I saw Asher show up and be able to stick a knife in some things and Lito had a couple nice tackles as well. Antoine is Antoine."
Both Winfield and Husain Abdullah had nice open field tackles against some of the Saints best playmakers, and Sheppard forced a key incompletion on a 3rd down pass to force a punt.
One of the reasons the Vikings had just 3 healthy CBs entering Week 1 is because 2nd round rookie CB Chris Cook injured his knee during the 4th preseason game. He's expected to miss multiple weeks but he was able to return to the practice field on Monday with his teammates.
Childress indicated the rookie CB isn't 100%, but it's a good sign nonetheless that Cook is working his way back into the mix.
"He just went through some individual periods," Childress said. "He doesn't look completely comfortable. As always, it'll be how he comes back in and treats and how he shows back up tomorrow. But he did some football specific stuff today out on the grass during individual (period)."
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By Old School on Sep 13, 2010 | Reply
Yeah…….what was that! What did you see that was good Brad…..What did you see that would lead you to believe that who we have back there are going to be able to stop Greenbay's passing attack……the Pats passing attack……the Cowboys……..! I'm really wanting to know what you saw back there that would lead you to believe that what's back there will lead this team to the Super Bowl…..or even deep into the playoffs…….What? IDIOT!
By danny on Sep 13, 2010 | Reply
brad saw DREW BREZZ throw only 200 + passing yards and one touchdown pass. we have cris cook hurt and cendric giffen and we still show up to play hard against the best explosive offence. we need to get peterson going 26 -32 carries a game it will make the passing game alot better we need to play hardder
By Flamcake on Sep 13, 2010 | Reply
Old school. That was WAY out of line. Bottom line, The Saints + 14 points = victory for the defense. Our offense was the thing to worry about, but they will be fine too because they are proven. Lito played WAY better then people made it sound like he would, and I thought they played better against the Saints then %90 of secondarys will this year. I felt the same way as Chilly.
By London on Sep 13, 2010 | Reply
Childrees saw some "good things" your brilliant childress, we also saw some good things from our team, what we did not see are some good things from you. Get it Ziggy!!!
By cheffrey on Sep 13, 2010 | Reply
POSITIVE THOUGHTS PEOPLE! The vikings played very well on defense. We will be fine, its only one game. and it was against the super bowl champions. We will win our division! and we will go to the super bowl. BE POSITIVE! We have alot better team then we are getting credit for. remember THINK POSITIVE.
By OLDSCHOOL on Sep 13, 2010 | Reply
Your right! Go Vikes! Skol Vikes! Hurry up Sidney!
By Rogerthevikefan on Sep 13, 2010 | Reply
Hope Cook gets healthy soon he looked awesome and when Ced gets back we wont have a droped int. Just wait till the 6 foot monsters are back. Only problem abdullah needs to close quicker.
By Carl K on Sep 13, 2010 | Reply
Our defense did a good job against the great Saints offense. The tackling was solid on both defense and special teams. With a healthy Giffen and Cook… the D will only get better. On the offensive side, I was happy with what I saw from AP and the O-line. The pitching and catching needs to get better (I think It will). I know it is hard to replace a guy like Sidney… but we need to use AP more on 1st and second down on short throws out of the back field. Get AP in space! Shift him to slot and throw a little bubble screen to him every once in awhile.
By hey old school on Sep 13, 2010 | Reply
Shut up. You sound like a fool.
By Carl K on Sep 13, 2010 | Reply
Or throw a bubble screen to Webb and let him run or throw.
By James on Sep 13, 2010 | Reply
Basic defense they don't blitz much, vikings are playing preseason vanilla defense. Throw in some different looks for goodness sakes all they do is drop back and play zone on most of the plays. They need to disguise and get new packages frazier is being too simple.
By London on Sep 13, 2010 | Reply
Ha Childress, we did see some good things from our defensive back field, however we did not see some good things from you…..Ziggy get a clue you have the worst coach in the NFL..If you do not do something about your head coach, than I can make a logical argument that you want to move our beloved vikings to another city..Vikings fans please be advised Ziggy wants a new stadium and maybe hes looking for a major lose for the vikings in order to justify moving the vikings…Fire Childress and make Frazier the head coach, Childress should have been fired after last years destructive coaching which costs us a superbowl….
By tjack on Sep 13, 2010 | Reply
get a cb who nobody knows about look at antoine nobody knew about him until we developed him
By TexasViking on Sep 13, 2010 | Reply
We have a great team but an awful coach! Childress su*ks… We are going to continue to have problems because of Childress. The Vikings have one of the most talented teams in the NFL if not the most talented. I have been saying this since Childress took over, we cannot get where we need to get because of him. He is not a good coach. I just hope Brett can step up and lead this team. We need a leader and it is painfully obvious that Childress will never be the leader of this team. We have what it takes to get to the Superbowl, however if we fail to get there. It will be because of Childress and his idiot ways of coaching.. Stay strong Vikes and lets "Get er done"!!!!!
By rocksalt on Sep 13, 2010 | Reply
Some good things……..well it was good the Saints flubbed 2 field goals and dropped a sure TD pass….it was good the vikes only lost by 1 score……what gthe h##$ is good about losing????
By rocksalt on Sep 13, 2010 | Reply
Also, was it good that we really gave up on running thev ball in 2nd half????
By Brees, ur dead on Sep 13, 2010 | Reply
hey Old school GROW UP and stop blaming CHILE what he saw good was the defense hold the most potent scoring offense a season ago to 14 points if our offense played good we could have won 24-14 and you wouldnt be doing what your doing right now which is blaming the coach…Im sick of hearing it…
If you actually watched the game you saw lito and others make great plays to stop the saints…
By CarterMossReed on Sep 13, 2010 | Reply
I don't know what secondary chilly was talking about but I saw brees toying our defense most of the time. Chilly always has low standards he thinks everything is always good when its not. He sets his bar low with how our schedule is there good luck with basic zone coverage.
By moorevikes on Sep 13, 2010 | Reply
i saw drew brees light it up on the first series and score. then i saw him move the chains comfortably. thank god their kicker partied too hard the night before. then in the second half i saw them run the ball over are wall. i might be wrong but if their running the ball brees isn't throwing; right? could that be why he only had 200 yrds? everyone keeps talking about 14 pts this 14 pts that. could have easily been 27-9. long story short we have the most conservative team in the league. someone said it best, it would be one thing if the team just sucked but we have far too many great players. so hows fault is it?
By Dolphin2 on Sep 13, 2010 | Reply
You Viking fans are morons…the Saints controlled the clock when your team needed to stop them. Dolphins go into the humpty dome and win. 24 to 17.
By London on Sep 13, 2010 | Reply
ha rock head, what if brett did not throw an interception? What if Asher Allen hung on to a sure interception? Rock head, you have never played football, never touched a trophy, our vikings have a lot to be proud of, a lot of things to build from, Believe me Brett and the Vikings will make the right adjustments and you will be proves a fool as you are
By London on Sep 13, 2010 | Reply
dolphin fan; not worth the time, breath or writing; vikings will eat the fish, after frying them,.,.,.,.,.,.,,
By VikingsDx3 on Sep 14, 2010 | Reply
Hey Dolphin2. That game was in New Orleans remember? We lost to them in their home, so you think your fish are going to beat the Vikings in the Metrodome? You're smoking something.
By Rogerthevikefan on Sep 14, 2010 | Reply
Dolphin fans did you guys only score 15 against one of the worst teams in the league. Your big man Marshall did not score fact is he only had 56 yards. So act all big and every thing but in the end we will be having fish for lunch.
By OLDSCHOOL on Sep 14, 2010 | Reply
I love the blind love I see……..I would love for every single one of you that have your head up your a@#$% come back on the blog …..Ohhhhhh..let's say about Oct. 24…after we have played 6 or 7 games and after that nights game vs the Pack and continue to tell me how good or even great the secondary is! PLEASE COME BACK! I watched the game, I saw Brees throw where ever he wanted and then shut it down in the second half to kill the clock and then they ran it at will……..you f#$%^&* IDIOTS! Don't want to hear about the coach because you are sick of it………OK…I guess it was good that we stopped running the ball in the second half because we couldn't in the first half and the passing game for us was AWESOME!
By lefty on Sep 14, 2010 | Reply
Chilly is not playing, the players are. if the O-line is good passing will be excellent. Saints were drunk on Superbowl party and that will fade quickly my friends. Vikings will better than 14 wins this year. Go vikes all the way to Dallas
By Dolphin2 on Sep 14, 2010 | Reply
Let's make a rule that you can only blog if your team has won a Super Bowl. Go Fins.
By VikingsDx3 on Sep 14, 2010 | Reply
Let's make a rule, you can only blog on a specific team's website if you're a fan of that team. Skol.
By Arnie Kuhn on Sep 14, 2010 | Reply
Chillyls explanation for not using AP more in the second half just doesn't make sense. We were only down less than a touchdown!! He's putting too much pressure on Brett when he doesn't have to. Isn't that why we have AP? Chilly, you lost the game on the sideline. Either it is time to admit mistakes, like Jackson and BB and move on; or it's time for you to move on!!!!!
By Skol_Vikings on Sep 14, 2010 | Reply
The weakness on the defense on Thursday wasn't the secondary, it was the front four not stopping the run and getting little pressure on the QB. If you disrupt 5 more plays a quarter with the front 4, the game takes care of itself.
By taxdawg on Sep 14, 2010 | Reply
dont be talkin smack on the front four … almost every team in the nfl had to pick up new blockers in the draft because of our front 4 last year
By moorevikes on Sep 14, 2010 | Reply
hey dolphins was that last year, year before, year before that i can keep going. take off your high school letterman jacket cut the mullet and quit living in the past. when was the last time your team even went to the playoffs? you're a tool get off our site before we make you cry
By TWVIKE on Sep 14, 2010 | Reply
Aaron Rogers cant wait to play our secondary. We did very little in the off-season to improve it. Brady,Romo,etc. cant wait.
By Brees, ur dead on Sep 14, 2010 | Reply
hey dolphin just because ricky williams somoke da DOPE dont mean you can so get a clue and stop acting like a fool vikings are undefeated in metrodome last year and that will continue to this year…plus you guys barely beat the bills you think u can beat us…LMFAO
By TWVIKE on Sep 14, 2010 | Reply
Guppie2- Vikes are going to make you into TUNA! Wake-up, were not the Bills. You guys are going to look like FISH OUT OF WATER!
By Dolphin2 on Sep 14, 2010 | Reply
Don't hate on Ricky for smoking some weed, at least he wasn't taking a boat trip on Lake Minetonka and commiting sex acts. I heard there weren't any women on the boat either. And if you want to count back to Super Bowl wins, you would still be counting. Fins 24 Vikings 17.
By moorevikes on Sep 14, 2010 | Reply
come on dolphin you didn't "hear" about it, you were there. the one in the middle. now stay off our site and go put on your favorite miami vice suit and stare at your poster of don johnson
By Loren on Sep 14, 2010 | Reply
The D played pretty good the O game plan was pathetic It was lost on the sidelines.Why in GODS name would you hand off to Albert Young on 3rd and long.His excuses do not make sense,Only 18 snaps in the second half why?Because thats what happens when you go 3 and out and the opp takes advantage by wearing out the D with the run,Greg Camirillo vs Bernard Berrian please people,BEST hands in NFL vs WORST hands in NFL,Wake Up Chilly,End of story!
By vikefan in colt territory on Sep 15, 2010 | Reply
i'm with everone who thinks childress needs to be down the road coaching some high school football team, not the NFL or MY VIKES
By vikefan in colt territory on Sep 15, 2010 | Reply
the only reason the saints score only 14 is they abandoned the pass attack when they found out it was like shooting fish in a barrel, had the vikes gone up a score you would have seen a repeat of their first drive down to score a TD to get the lead back and chilly would have said it still looked ok, we still need help in secondary area.
By OLDSCHOOL on Sep 15, 2010 | Reply
I miss Chester! Biggest loss!
By Tony on Sep 15, 2010 | Reply
We cant wait for this year. Number 4 will be the clown that we have known 4 years he got lucky to ONLY 1 superbowl. You can beat the pack all day long, however you wont get your RING this year.
By rosie on Sep 15, 2010 | Reply
vikings suck packers rule
By rosie on Sep 15, 2010 | Reply
By purplenurple on Sep 16, 2010 | Reply
Dolfin2..let's make a rule,you can only blog if your team has been RELEVANT in the past 20-30years.Did you see that pass Marino threw? Forget about AP-Zonka is a beast.At least we have Shula,not Klink.Hmmmm…2009
7 wins 9 losses. LOGO: a Dolfin with an undersized helmet crammed over it's blow hole…jumping threw a FLAMING hoop! Have a 3rd grade art contest & come up with a new logo.
By Dolphin2 on Sep 16, 2010 | Reply
Your mascot wears yellow braids, plus he lives in Wisconsin. Minnesota sucks that much.
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Credit Risk Analysis (INTRODUCTORY)
Customer Relationship Management (Core)
Data Conversion & Reporting (Core)
Legal & Regulatory Knowledge (Core)
Market / Competitor Knowledge (Core)
Product knowledge (Core)
Risk Management (Core)
Needs profiling & analysis (Core)
Negotiation & Objection Handling (Core)
Needs Based / Consultative Sales Skills (Core)
Excellence in Role:
Credit Risk Analysis (Core)
Customer Relationship Management (Advanced)
Product knowledge (Advanced)
Needs profiling & analysis (Advanced)
Needs Based / Consultative Sales Skills (Advanced)
Additional Job specific skill or knowledge area;
Social / Networking skills
Phone based conversation skills
Job Description
The role holder is responsible for driving profitable volume growth through new business acquisition and maximizing every customer (both new and existing) engagement. Their focus is on the General Mass Market segment, uncovering customer's needs and providing them with the right product & service solution from the full range of Consumer Banking products offered.
In addition to acquiring new to bank customers, the role holder will manage an assigned portfolio of high value customers segment to further deepen existing relationships and grow share of wallet / potential value within the Bank.
It is expected for the role holder to be customer centric and provide excellent customer service to complete customer's experience. Role holder is also expected to have some knowledge and experience in offering a range of products to meet the customer's needs but is unlikely to have the full knowledge and experience to offer all Consumer banking products
Key Roles & Responsibilities
- Client Acquisition & Value Management (Required)
- Relationship Management (Required)
- Consultative & Needs Based Selling (Required)
- Transaction Processing (Required)
Validation Officer
Job ID: 314945
Job Function: Consumer Banking
Job Description
- Receive voucher bags from branches under dual opening
- Validation of vouchers
- Prepare entries for error log register
- Escalate STR/SAR
- Arranging teller batches for forwarding to central archive
- Update teller posting database in the system
- Keep track of error regularization with branches
- Act as back up to Validation Manager and Validation Officer, and other job related duties
Key Roles & Responsibilities
- Remain alert to the risk of money laundering and assist in the Bank's efforts in combating it by adhering to the principles in relation to: "Identifying your customer, knowing your customer, reporting suspicions, safeguarding records and not disclosing suspicions to Customers".
- Act as a Validation Officer
- Update error log/teller posting Database daily in the system
- Handle branches enquiries in a manner which meets agreed service standards
- Report all suspicious transactions to unit manager
- Safe keeping of courier bag keys.
- Scanning of tickets with issues for escalation
- Ensure adequate stocks of all stationery items are available all the time
- Archive batches properly for easy retrieval
Qualifications & Skills
- A University degree (2:2 Minimum)
- Sound knowledge of banking and statutory regulations
- Strong inter-personal skills to manage relationship managers
- Good analytical skills to analyse, interpret, resolve and change workflow and improve productivity
- Ability to identify, analyse and manage operational risks
- Good knowledge of MICR system operations
- Basic PC skills – word processing and spreadsheets
- Thorough understanding of the Banks products and customer mandates
In compliance with the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) Act of 2004, all applicants should ensure that they have completed the mandatory NYSC programme. A discharge certificate will be required as evidence of completion of the programme. Where an exemption has been granted, a certificate of exemption will also be required.
How To Apply
You can search and view current opportunities across our organisation and apply immediately by registering or logging in to our careers website (Search for a role) or (Standard Chartered Bank – Careers). To help speed up your application, please note the following:
- You will need to log in (or register if you are visiting our careers site for the first time) before you can apply for a specific role
- Some roles may require you to undertake an online talent assessment in addition to completing the application form (to facilitate this process it is preferable that you provide us with an email address as part of your contact information)
- We will ask you about your education, career history and skills and experience, it may be helpful to have this information to hand when completing your application
- It usually takes 15 – 20 minutes to complete the application form; you can save your application at any time and return to complete it at your convenience.


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