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SalaryAs a Teller/Banker, you will often deliver the very first impression of the credit union to our members (credit union lingo for customers). You will become an expert and champion of Security Service products and services to help our members reach their financial goals. You will build and nurture long-lasting relationships by promoting our checking and savings accounts, loans, credit cards, and insurance services, to name a few. You will only offer products and services that meet our member's needs and contribute to their financial success. You will be a team player and support the credit union in becoming America's Best by meeting sales goals, proactively identifying cross-sell opportunities, and educating members on digital services available to them. You will provide "universal" service and will be cross-trained in both teller and banker functions to better serve our members. This means additional learning and growth opportunities for you!
Requirements:At Security Service, we champion career growth and development. As such, our member service roles have a defined career path to support this. Based on experience, candidates may be hired in a Member Consultant I or Member Consultant II capacity. Most of our branch managers and assistant branch managers started in a Teller/Banker role!
Member Consultant I: High school diploma or equivalent. Minimum of two (2) years of retail banking, cash handling, customer service and sales, or comparable experience.
A customer-centric attitude focused on delivering great experiences to our members while maintaining strict confidentiality. Excellent interpersonal and communication skills with a goal-driven mindset. Proficiency in computer software including Excel, Word, and Outlook. Strong attention to detail, strong organizational skills and the ability to focus in a fast-paced environment. Able to maintain a flexible work schedule during normal business hours-never work another Sunday! May be required to travel to and from other branch locations for work and/or training.
