Bank Teller/Customer Service jobs

[Rainne]

Learning more languages is more beneficial to any customer service job.

Go learn Mandarin. You'd probably get instantly hired as a teller at HSBC. Spanish is also good.

[projectmoonlightcafe]

sounds like a troll thread. because any person that is sane would not even consider paying that amount on a "how to be a teller" course.

the bank will train you on "how to be a teller" when they hire you. not some b-s course.

I learned how to be a teller at the bank. But if a bunch of people are going for the same job I can see that having this will probably increase your chances of being hired.

Learning more languages is more beneficial to any customer service job. Go learn Mandarin. You'd probably get instantly hired as a teller at HSBC. Spanish is also good.

You make it sound like it can be done quite easily. I've never met anyone who had no knowledge of Mandarin have even a remote sense of working knowledge for the language short of a few years.

[Kwyt88]

Make sure u focus on ur cash and customer service experience on your resume. Another important thing to focus on is quotas. If u have retail experience u can put... Eg. Worked at abc store and exceeded my quotas on a daily basis. Be specific and demonstrate what kind of quotas eg. Credit card apps, sales... and how u were able to meet those quotas.

Also, it is a entry level position so make sure you highlight your education clearly and include any courses that would b beneficial to the bank. They also like to see that you are taking CSC (Canadian security course).

Hope this helps!

Oh yeah... To answer ur question. No.

[mr1sparkle]

Hey anybody know the starting wages for Teller of TD and CIBC? Im currently work for Bell as CSR and would like to switch to the financial industry while studying at U.

[HTTP04]

Hey anybody know the starting wages for Teller of TD and CIBC? Im currently work for Bell as CSR and would like to switch to the financial industry while studying at U.

Should be the same as BT for other banks

If you're interested in switching to the financial industry why do you want to become a bank teller? Are you interested in pursuing the retail banking side?

I know too many people who are "interested" in the financial industry and wants to become ER/IB/S&T/whatever then goes for bank teller jobs hoping they can move up to ER/IB/S&T/whatever from bank teller...

[sirex]

HAHAHHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA LOLOLOLOL is this a troll or serious?

[terryfisher]

they all look crappy to me. besides if it's not your community college, forget about it.