Teller - Prime Time - Manhattan Administrative & Office Jobs - Harvey, LA at Geebo

Teller - Prime Time - Manhattan

Company Name:
Regions Financial
As a Regions Bank Teller, you will be the initial contact to our valued customers. You will greet our branch visitors with a welcoming smile and perform all the duties of other paying / receiving Tellers, including providing information regarding customers' accounts and bank service recommendations. It is essential that you enjoy working with the public.
Note: This is a 16 hours or less per week position.
Primary Responsibilities
Answer basic customer inquiries regarding products while complying with disclosure requirements, regulations and consumer privacy policies
Identify potential customer needs and engage in the sales process to generate sales of bank products and services, referring to the platform as appropriate
Run an inside or free standing drive-in window
Balance cash items, teller over/short report, traveler's checks, savings bonds, etc.
Answer incoming telephone calls in a friendly and professional manner
Required Qualifications
High school diploma or GED
Skills and Competencies
Basic computer skills
Excellent communication skills
Stellar customer service skills
Ability to work with money transactions with high degree of accuracy
Preferences
Regions is looking for candidates committed to helping customers reach their financial goals by understanding and meeting customer needs.
Previous sales and/or cash handling experience
This is a 16 hours per week Prime Time Teller for our Manhattan Branch in Harvey, La.
Mondays - Wednesdays - Fridays 11:00 am - 2:45 PM
Saturdays 8:30 am - 1:15 pm
Additional Preferences
Job Branch/Consumer Banking
Title: Teller - Prime Time - Manhattan
Location: Louisiana-Harvey
Requisition ID: 46473 Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.

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