PERSONAL BANKER
points west community bankSidney (NE)
About the role
Personal BankerThis person will uphold a tradition of honesty and integrity as you provide financial transactions to existing and potential customers. We are looking for an experienced, dynamic, self-motivated and results oriented personal banker. This position is responsible for processing all financial transactions, cash drawer, proper balancing procedures, proof/image machine and opening new accounts. Personal Banker must comply with all security and audit procedures. The right individual identifies customer servicing issues so that resolution can occur to the customer's satisfaction. This individual also recognizes customer needs for additional products/services and makes the appropriate referrals to other bank members on more complex opportunities. Growth within this position will occur by developing and maintaining a working knowledge of financial products and services. We are looking for an individual with excellent communication, interpersonal and problem solving skills. Demonstrates attention to detail, organizational skills and can manage multiple tasks. Has the ability to listen, follow directions and identify the needs of others. High School Diploma or greater with cash handling and new account experience preferred. Windows based software including Excel, Word, Outlook and bank software. Additional equipment utilized includes: telephone, fax, copier and 10 key West Community Bank is an Equal Opportunity Employer. We offer highly competitive benefit packages. Points West Community Bank generally does not publish salary/benefit figures as discussions typically occur later in the recruiting process with qualified applicants.
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