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PREMIER Bankcard in Dakota Dunes, SD, is seeking agents to handle inbound calls about our products and services. Roles include full-time and part-time on-site positions with paid training and opportunities to earn incentives. The base pay starts at $17.25–$19.15 per hour, with bilingual skills earning a 10% differential.
Comprehensive benefits support employees and families. Training is extensive, up to 3 weeks, with ongoing opportunities for advancement.
At First PREMIER Bank and PREMIER Bankcard, we’ve created a culture that emphasizes personal success, respect, health, and wellness, fun and giving back. This is an environment where you will be rewarded, valued, and celebrated for your hard work. We offer a robust and expanded package of health benefits, incentives, paid time off and growth and career advancement opportunities. We celebrate our employees and show our appreciation with private concerts, outdoor bashes, cash and car giveaways and more! See some of our epic celebrations and employee recognitions. Considered one of the nation’s strongest financial organizations, we’ve achieved our success by embodying the views and values of The PREMIER Way. From our CEOs to the newest hires, we all follow these shared views and values to guide us on how to treat our customers, co-workers and communities. The PREMIER Way also serves as a roadmap on how to be successful inside and outside of the workplace. We believe in investing in our employees, their families and our communities.
Dakota Dunes, SD
Varying shift options available
Full-Time and Part-Time
$17.25-19.15/hour starting, additional monthly incentives available
PREMIER Bankcard
Fluent Bilingual skills (English/Spanish) are compensated in the form of a 10% differential. Bilingual skills are not required.
This job is offered on-site in Dakota Dunes. Employees must live within 50 miles of a PREMIER location or plan on relocating.
Base wage starting at $17.25-19.15/hr. with opportunities to increase take home pay.