Personal Banker (Starting pay $22/hr.) - West Frisco Branch Frisco, TX
$22/hour
ApplyPersonal Banker (Starting pay $22/hr.) - West Frisco Branch Frisco, TX
Posted 5 days ago
SENIORITY
Mid
SALARY
$22/hour
About the role
- Make every customer feel welcome in your FNBO branch
- Help customers with transactions like deposits and withdrawals
- Gain an understanding of your customer's unique financial needs
- Make personalized recommendations to support them
- Help guide your customers toward greater financial well-being
- Deepen your relationship with customers through outreach
- Comply with all bank policies, regulations and laws
- The ideal candidate for this role:
- Outgoing and enjoys engaging with people
- Friendly with a positive attitude
- A solution-oriented critical thinker
- Excited to learn and take on new challenges
- A team player
- Motivated to do what's right
- Collaborative and supportive
- Qualification requirements:
- High School Diploma or GEDBachelor's degree or equivalent work experience preferred
- Retail banking experience preferred
- Starting pay for Personal Banker positions is $22/hour. Final compensation offer to candidate may vary from posted hiring range based upon significant lending experience, education, and/or skill level.
- We offer a variety of benefits designed to keep you and your family physically and financially healthy. Not only do we offer a competitive salary and work-life balance, we offer benefits to match your needs:
- Medical, Dental, Vision Insurance 401k, With Matching Contributions
- Time Off Programs
- Health Savings Account (HSA)/Dependent Care
- Employee Banking
- Growth Opportunities
- Tuition Assistance
- Short-Term/Long-Term Disability Insurance
- Learn more about FNBO benefits here.
- Equal opportunity & belonging:
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