The Teller delivers high-quality customer service by explaining and processing financial services, maintaining accurate records, and following organizational policies and procedures. The role is expected to maintain a positive, respectful, and professional approach; communicate regularly with a supervisor; manage time and workload effectively; meet departmental productivity standards; protect confidential bank and customer information; and participate in required staff and departmental meetings. Other duties may be assigned. The position performs daily teller duties while supporting customers throughout their banking relationship. This includes learning about customer needs, explaining and processing products and services, opening and closing accounts, assisting with consumer loan applications and closings, and referring customers to other bank services. The Teller also supports branch operations, marketing and business-development efforts, lobby management, and branch appearance standards. The role services and balances cash drawers and other branch equipment, handles cash shipments and designated checks and wires, and may open, close, and lead the branch when management is absent. It may also involve discussing and processing overrides for less experienced tellers and mentoring or training incoming Tellers or Universal Bankers. The employee must follow security, compliance, and regulatory requirements and complete required bank training. A high school diploma or GED is required. Cash handling, retail, or financial experience is preferred, and customer service experience is highly preferred. The role requires professional handling of confidential information, interpersonal and problem-solving skills, and the ability to interpret instructions and solve practical problems. The work environment is usually moderate or conversational in noise level.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
High school or GED