Relationship Teller

Benchmark Community Bank•Oxford, NC

3d•$17 - $23•Onsite

About The Position

Benchmark Community Bank is seeking to hire an outgoing and service-oriented Teller for our brand-new branch in Oxford, North Carolina. The Teller leaves a lasting impression and assists our customers with a variety of financial transactions. Do you love working in customer service, but are looking for better hours and better pay? Then, this might be the opportunity that you've been looking for! ABOUT BENCHMARK COMMUNITY BANK Benchmark Community Bank is a full-service, progressive financial institution that is integrally involved with each of the communities that we serve. In 1971, BCB opened for business in a "doublewide" in Kenbridge, Virginia. From those humble beginnings almost 55 years ago, Benchmark's leaders have developed a well-regarded institution upon which many Southside Virginians depend for their banking needs. Since 1971 growth has been strong and steady and we are proud to serve the Southside Virginia and northern North Carolina communities. Over the years, we have also continually found ways to give back to the community in which our customers live. We have always been and intend to continue to remain locally owned and operated. Benchmark Community Bank is not only a great place to do business, but it is also a great place to work. As a part of our team, our staff members enjoy excellent benefits, a dynamic work environment, opportunities for internal advancement, professional development, and much more.

Requirements

Excellent relationship building skills
Experience working with the public and handling money
Basic math and computer skills

Nice To Haves

1-2 years of previous banking experience

Responsibilities

Greet customers cheerfully.
Process routine financial transactions such as deposits, withdrawals, checks, and loan payments.
Recommend financial products and services to meet customer needs.
Maintain a cash drawer with proper controls, receipts, security, and proofs, ensuring it balances at the end of each day.
Count cash, enter information into a computer, comply with check-cashing guidelines, and look for fraudulent activity.
Process new accounts.
Update customer and account information.
Provide needs-based solutions for customers.