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Bar Harbor Bank & Trust is seeking a full-time Floating Customer Service Representative to support multiple branch locations. The role involves handling a wide range of banking transactions with courtesy, accuracy, and efficiency, including opening new accounts.
On-the-job training is provided, and travel between branches is expected. Candidates should have customer service experience and a familiarity with Windows; experience in cash handling is helpful.
Bar Harbor Bank & Trust offers: competitive pay, referral incentives, an employee stock purchase plan, paid holidays, 401(k) plan, paid time off, a wellness program, continuing education benefits, and more!
Bar Harbor Bank & Trust is seeking to fill a full-time, 40 hours, Floating Customer Service Representative . Responsibilities include providing professional and confidential customer service by operating a customer service window with courtesy, promptness, efficiency, and accurately processing a wide variety of simple-to-complex customer banking transactions, including opening new accounts. This is an excellent opportunity if you have been considering banking as a career. Experience with cash is helpful, and on-the-job training is provided. As a Floating Customer Service Representative, you will travel between assigned branch locations, providing support where it’s most needed.
In a Float Customer Service Representative role, you can expect to:
This role focuses on obtaining general banking knowledge and mastering routine transactions. Customer service experience and a working knowledge of Windows are essential for this position. An individual who enjoys being part of a fast-paced team environment will be a good fit for this position.
High School or better.
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