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MidFirst Bank is seeking a Teller to process transactions accurately and provide outstanding customer service in Edmond, OK. You will maintain a balanced cash drawer, greet customers, and cross-sell bank products to grow customer relationships.
The role requires a high school diploma, at least 6 months of cash handling or POS experience, and strong communication skills. Training and weekend availability are provided, with a focus on reliability and customer satisfaction.
Tellers are responsible for efficiently processing a variety of customer transactions while providing the highest level of service and identifying bank products and services that would be beneficial to potential and existing customers. Tellers must be proactive, friendly and courteous and should continually seek out opportunities to impress those they service.
Your duties will include, but are not limited to the following:
This list includes the current primary responsibilities of this position. It is not intended to be all-inclusive and is subject to change, as needed, for the purpose of operational efficiency.
This position is required to participate in both informal and formal training (paid) and must successfully pass our Teller Certification test to be allowed to operate a Teller drawer. Formal training consists of one full week of training/testing which is conducted within your first 3 weeks of employment and is scheduled Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
This position requires long periods of standing or sitting as well as typing and repetitive motion. Candidates must possess the ability to lift and carry cash drawers, coin bags, and boxes sometimes weighing as much as 25 pounds.
High School (required)
Retail sales environment and/or previous banking experience (preferred) Minimum 6 months cash handling (required)
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