Teller
tradejobsworkforceEastchester (NY)
About the role
Bank Teller Openings - Looking for candidates locally The Teller role is a critical position for selected branch teams in helping the branches achieve its sales, service and operational goals. The Teller 2 creates and develops a positive relationship with bank clients and delivers solutions by identifying referral opportunities for new products and services based on the customer's financial goals. The Teller performs efficient and accurate banking transactions while: Communicating clearly with clientsaking clients feel appreciated Making it easy to do business with the bank
Position Responsibilities:
- Engage the bank client by welcoming them with a warm friendly smile, pleasant demeanor, using the client name, whenever possible, and thanking them for doing business with the bank
- Executes financial transactions in accordance with bank policies and procedures while maintaining an acceptable record in daily drawer balancing
- Listens carefully to the client and willingly assists with any questions or problems the client has
- Makes sure all needs are met before concluding the transaction, making the client feel his/her time is being valued without being rushed
- Shows initiative, empathy and proactively prevents and handles problems with clients while assisting other tellers as well
- Effectively executes all service and referral routines to deepen client relationships
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