New Account Representative
iowa stateIowa (LA)
About the role
Description:
At Iowa State Bank, our New Account Rep is responsible for providing exceptional customer service while assisting customers with opening and managing various bank accounts, identify customer needs to recommend suitable products and services, and ensure a positive banking experience while adhering to compliance and regulatory guidelines.
Requirements:
Provides exceptional customer service by greeting customers and assessing customer needs.
Answer questions regarding Bank products and services.
Opens new deposit accounts
Manages customer portfolio, services relationships and cross sells appropriate products and services to meet customer needs, assuring customer satisfaction, and achieving personal and retail sales goals
Makes appropriate customer referrals to other Bank functional areas
Effectively handles more complex customer problems and inquiries as well as ensuring that resolution and follow-up are completed in an accurate and timely matter
Daily account maintenance with no or limited errors
Handle customer transactions including but not limited to: account deposits, withdrawals, loan payments, cashing checks, check deposit hold, cash advances, stop payments, gift cards, and issue Cashier’s Checks
Answers telephone calls to assist customers with questions or requests
Perform teller duties(customer service rep)
Perform bookkeeping functions including proofing, balancing, and processing of checks and bank tickets
May be asked to travel to other branch locations to assist in new account duties as needed to ensure adequate coverage
Qualifications: Strong customer service and communication skills
Proficiency with software and computer systems
Excellent attention to detail and organizational skills
Ability to work independently and as part of a team
Live in or involved in the Sheldon market
Full Time Benefits to include:
Health Insurance
Dental Insurance
Vision Insurance
401(k) with Employer match
Paid STD, LTD, and Life Insurance
Paid Time Off
Volunteer Time Off
Parental Leave
Holiday Pay
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