Working as a Bank Teller | Why I quit

In this video I will be talking about working as a bank teller and why I quit my job as a bank teller. The title for bank teller can sometimes be classified as customer representative, client advisor, service representative etc.
The cons and pros of bank teller are what determines whether you should really accept your job offer. If you like this video, be sure to check out my other videos in which I talk about bank teller interview questions and answers, tips and more.
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[@jorgeaguilar7847]

I was a teller for almost 2 years before getting promoted and I can just say that it all depends on what bank you work for and who your manager is. In my personal experience, I was able to get 3 promotions within 5 years of working at 2 different banks and couldn't be prouder to have started as a teller. Please don't be discouraged by someone's personal experience, since yours could be completely different.

[@grumpyv2883]

Thank you

[@robbiem4624]

What if someone wants to work for a bank or credit union and even though they have no cash handling experience but have customer service experience as a receptionist. The jobs i have applied for as teller positions were entry level and said cash handling preferred. I was wondering even though a entry level teller says cash handling preferred is it really required or have i just applied to some boomer style hiring managers who do not get what entry level means?

[@jorgeaguilar7847]

@@robbiem4624 It's preferred but by no means required, as long as you highlight that you're a fast learner. Nowadays, tellers do a lot less than before with all the technology at hand. So, if you're able to learn the system and do basic elementary school math you shouldn't have a problem.

[@robbiem4624]

@@jorgeaguilar7847 I said that same thing to places I applied to and that did not help. Could it also since i live in a red area could it be a boomer boss type of thinking that even though there is technology now that they are very stubborn.

[@robbiem4624]

@@jorgeaguilar7847 Part Time Financial Services Associate - Redding West Job Details Job Location Redding West Branch - Redding, CA Position Type Part Time Education Level High School Description Provide accurate, prompt and professional member service while promoting credit union services. Actively participate in the branch‘s efforts to meet or exceed assigned production goals. Qualifications

[@ibraheemmirza1671]

I recently resigned from bank teller job.. due to all these facts which you have described. You are right exactly 100%

[@idrisahmedi4686]

What do you do now?

[@ashleyjeanarseneault6232]

What do you do now?

[@kabafx1394]

He’s a teller at another bank 😂

[@richardnewsom1385]

I’ve been in banking 43 years. I was teller 4.5 years. At that time there were very few Drive thru branches. Lines would be out the door, a different era of banking. It was a lot of pressure, but you became battle tested and it prepared you for the future. We made very little money but we were thankful to have job. We thought about the long term because of the benefits, Vacation, sick days, holidays, etc. It’s also a job or a career you either like or you don’t. It’s a more difficult job than the public would imagine.

[@dianne102097]

Being a bank teller ,u should work under a lot of pressure , its very tiring honestly😭 we go to office early and leave late. Customers sometimes are rude to the point that they degrade u as a human being . my anxiety goes high during end of day ( to know whether u are balance or not). it is not as wonderful as some people think it has pros and cons. i agree with this vlog. thank youu 😭❤️

[@superlicious13]

@fluffie bwii - That sounds horrible, jobs affecting your mental health is not worth it. I understand you situation and I have been in a similar place. :,)

[@ms.congeniality3976]

You have to work under pressure! I was short the other day for over $1000 , and of course I didn’t steal the money it’s partly on the computer it kept freezing during my transactions , but now I have to wait for the vector to go through . However, the dreadful sight of not seeing 0 at the end of the day is one of many issues of being a teller .

[@cazu2479]

It’s not worth it if you feel that way, quit the job. It’s never worth it

[@arletyrodriguez2536]

I agree with you. I'm working as a bank teller for the last 3 months and I'm done.. Good luck to anyone who likes to do that job 😉

[@queenrae91]

What made you quit?

[@rivera_presley]

What made you quit? I’ve been working as a bank teller now for 3 months myself and am considering leaving the job myself. There’s sooo much stress and anxiety.

[@angel88angel16]

Just started as a teller and the money they offer and the stress is really not worth it . Specially when they put u on desk in less then 3 days training .

[@Tamzbongeaux]

Everything you said is true . I do teller and I open accounts it’s so much pressure and mentally stressful. . It sales it’s customer service it’s also a teaching job (about financial issues) it’s a thankless job .

[@queenrae91]

Are you still a teller?

[@jorgearobles5112]

Teller is the most STRESSFUL JOB!

[@mylardochery8541]

No, it doesn't "make sense" to be yelled at or to be insulted no matter where you work or what your wages are. Your reasoning says a lot about you.

[@cazu2479]

Exactly.

[@MetalLife]

Remember, people quit bosses, not jobs. As a bank manager myself It sounds like you didn’t receive adequate support from your management team. When you interview for a job, it is not only a chance for them to know you but for you to make sure you will have the support you need. Ask smart questions: being a teller can be stressful as times. What does management do to make the teller team more efficient and confident to overcome stressful situations? What kind of support and mentorship does your company offer for career development? What is your management style? How do you hold your employees accountable to achieve your goals? Those questions will show you the true colors of what you can expect so you can choose if that is a good company to work for. I can honestly tell you my tellers love their job even in stressful situations!

[@Pearl-_Perla]

I hope I can hear from you soon... bc I'm in a dilemma and three of my upper managers are involve!!! Im just need advice in approaching my mistake.

[@princealmighty5391]

I wanna work for you

[@princealmighty5391]

@@Pearl-_Perla quit your job and apply for another job ask the questions this guy said

[@Pearl-_Perla]

@@princealmighty5391 took your advice!!! Even left in good terms to be re-hired if I decide to go back.

[@princealmighty5391]

@@Pearl-_Perla great work but don't work for the same company that made you feel miserable work for a great boss ask questions this guy asks to ask your boss

[@bridgetphom1026]

I only wish people would be more understanding when it comes to our policies and that we do not control those. We can only serve you the best we can within the limits that are presented to us. And those policies are there to protect you also so I want to follow them all the time. It’s so important. I enjoy being a bank teller. But yeah sometimes it can be stressful. A good example would be having to present ID for certain transactions. Stay safe all! 🥰

[@ridinwithjake]

I started as a teller and I appreciate your positive attitude. Also what she said about the large check fraud makes no sense. There is an automatic hold placed on all large checks for that very reason, so that the bank can make sure the check is legit. In my bank if you deposit a check for lets say $10K, only $225 is available on the day, so the loss to the bank wouldn't be so bad.

[@dragondrew2000]

I've been at this credit union job for a month. I'm a "financial coach" so I open peoples accounts and advise them with their finances. That last part is why I hate it honestly, I work front desk even though I have my own office, and I constantly have to assist people when I have no idea how to fix their problem. Random people will come in with problems all the time and they're coming in pissed off because they were being held on the phone or couldn't get things figured out so they come to us. And we weren't trained for everything, so I don't know why they have us working front desk. I think it's a matter of being understaffed. All the points you made are completely true it's high stress and overwhelming, I puke before work and shake during my lunch break. Don't think I will go back tomorrow.

[@superlicious13]

@dragon drew - That sounds horrible, I can totally relate! I had similar experience, not having enough training and getting customers thrown at you. No job is worth the level of stress, I hope you can find that perfect job. I do have other videos where I talk about my advisor role at the bank, you might relate =-)

[@AjjDADin]

Oomlmm9

[@240iBMW]

I understand that. I had chronic stomach issues working as a teller. Now I’m back office. It’s so much better

[@Pearl-_Perla]

LOL!!! BRO I FULLY UNDERSTAND!!

[@Pearl-_Perla]

@@240iBMW I HAVE THAT!!!!

[@lidyanaredeemed9848]

I totally agree and everything you said is true. I got a job as a personal Banker for a major bank and after intense two month training and working in the floor, I have decided this job is not for me. I observed that they have high expectations with little support. Unfortunately it’s not for me. why stress for something that doesn’t not benefit me. Not to mention the gossip and backstabbing.

[@rubybermea2105]

The gossip is CRAZYYY smh and it’s GROWN women.

[@AmericanBulldogFit]

I literally make 3X the money delivering food than working retail banking!

[@lorainnedannish8363]

I just started my new job as teller and I swear this is so true and its hard to deal with the people I worked with plus the pressure of the job itself and the risk and I am planning to quit. it can really cause a mental health 😭 I thought it just me who felt this way thank you for sharing.

[@lucymagee3654]

Me too Lorainne I just started 2 months ago & on my 2nd week a colleague had me in tears because she was telling me about all of these bank robberies where people were held at gun point etc & basically scaring the 💩 out of me! Every day when I go to balance my box I am so anxious I dream about the job every night my eczema has flared up due to stress & don’t even start me about the rude customers who just make ya want to either punch them or run to the back & cry!! It’s an awful job. I am only there part time too because I am an artist.. I thought it was going to be a respectable job but we aren’t treated with respect; customers have no patience & the constant pressure to sell things is ridiculous! I need to quit so I’m looking for a different job now.

[@mukamikinyua2219]

@@lucymagee3654 me too darling I also am looking for a way out of the bank. You are not Alone ❤️

[@d947]

I feel the same, a lot of pressure

[@lucymagee3654]

@@d947 I quit a few weeks ago lol worst job I ever did in my life! Save yourselves the bother and just quit there’s a million other jobs you can do. Better yet discover your talent and develop that! That’s the sure fire way to success 🙏🏻

[@johnnellterrelllyric8166]

I hate the team I work with….it’s a lot of two-faced issues going on, constant gossip, you speak up about issues and people turn against you because you spoke up. Constant risk everyday…they are getting rid of people making our job harder…bank manger doesn’t want to approve anything…nor does she know anything about her job on the teller line because she’s never manage before it’s a very stressful job….

[@malish095]

Everyday i come to work and i hate it. Its very stressful and overwhelming. We are required to sell products. It takes me over an hour to get to work and 1 hour to drive back.

[@ms.wealthyy]

I work as a bank teller for one full month & when you used the analogy 2:00 i literally said that today, banks are like fast food chains but we serve money, checks and receipt😂

[@thehopefulbudgeter]

Here because I got a job offer as a bank teller. Don’t think it’s my scene but I love your video.

[@MasterMind468]

Lol it sounds like rbc. Being in the bank taught me that i hate customer service. I worked as a teller at a branch for 1 year and 8 months. I did all the things you described as a teller, I then went to RBC Direct investing and worked as the branch help line and the job sucks even more than being a teller and i am legit burnt out. Im leaving RBC DI to go work in analysis. Im done working for stupid customers who cant read

[@nickawilliams5175]

I've been a server for 12 yrs and trust me, I know how it is to deal w/ the high stress and rude customers.

[@Trynnagetmydegree__]

Lol same, except working for 12 years part. I’m trying to go from being a server to a bank teller.

[@tinanickerson1006]

Being rude is unacceptable period. No matter if you are working at a McDonalds or as a Bank Teller. There is no reason for it.

[@samiarshad5045]

you just literally told my story as why I left my job as bank teller 😂, great content SUBSCRIBED

[@superlicious13]

Hahah thank you 💕

[@poojashah256]

yes please, make more videos on duties and responsibilities on a daily basis of a bank teller, generally what life of a bank teller looks like! Thank you

[@superlicious13]

@Pooja Shah - I have just posted a new video on what the day looks like at the bank :)

[@poojashah256]

@@superlicious13 that’s great!! Thankyou soo much 🙌🏼

[@jhsss1766]

I can’t agree with you more. The bank which I am working for is one of the mega commercial banks in the world and it sucks. It lowers the salary and benefits year by year but the KPI and stress keep increasing. Customers treat us worse than the Mac Donald’s. They can do whatever they want and say any dirty words to us. Totally no respect.

[@aimee321123]

Thank you for your insight! It’s very helpful I’m currently working as a teller and can relate to everything you just said! Thank you

[@Fayble_1]

I'm planning to apply as a Bank Teller over the summer and you made some really pointers so thx

[@superlicious13]

@Jay - Thank you, I am glad I could help answer some of those questions :)

[@DMalltheway]

I was a teller for 2 separate banks during college for a couple years and looking back it was a bad decision since no upside and overall a thankless job with a lot of stress. I’m currently a professional sports official and yes it can be stressful sometimes but me controlling my own schedule brings me a lot of freedom bank jobs don’t have.

[@jayarperez6020]

This is very true, working as bank teller or any position as a customer service in a bank is really risky, there are lots of benefit, and i am very thankful for that but you will somehow loose your peace of mind, we are liable at every transactions that we do, regardless of amount. Hope to find a job that was not too risky.

[@yoshysanchez5917]

I was a teller for over a year and now im transition to the banker position, I did love my job as a teller, but what you say is 100% true.

[@qandajunction4347]

Hey cheques can be checked under uv ir detector machines... I am working in bank and doing all that stuff since last 4.5 years and i think it comes to you automatically and you dont make mistakes..... It becomes a habit.. And there is a officer verify it so there is maker and checker concept.... It is a good job.. Join iy

[@MonsterOscarito]

Girl. I just started as a client consultant at a bank and already am looking for other jobs. I was tricked into thinking I was only gonna be responsible for building new clientele through personal loans, new credit card apps etc. But instead am a teller with the expectation of opening new loans as well. All this is not worth the pay either. :(

[@tonyp9313]

How much they pay you per hour?

[@Naruto-bp6hm]

Hi, about the sales thing. I heard from someone else that while bank tellers do deal with sales, it's different from the usual sales where someone's using sleazy sales tactics or trying to sell a product they don't need. Instead you're more helping someone direct them toward their financial goals, almost like someone sick who comes in to see a doctor and then comes up with solutions to help treat their conditions. So it's almost like a financial physician. Do you agree with this notion and from your point of view is it better than usual sales work?

[@superlicious13]

Hi Naruto - I definitely agree with that. As a teller, you don’t directly have to do sales such as doing credit applications etc . You only have to try and get referrals to your partners & try to convince clients to meet with advisors. You also get volume when you do referrals! Hope that’s helps (:

[@topdogg3605]

My mom worked scotiabank ! They laid her off she never found a job again 🙄. I'm quitting my job this year and taking my pension. Retirement ! As I don't wait I move in advance. I was supposed to be homeless it never did happen ! Spiritual guidance 🙏🏾

[@Critique808]

Me stressed about: Depositing $1m to the wrong account number. Balancing at the end of the day and you're $1m short. Having a gun pointed to you and getting robbed and putting yourself at risk Then there's: Low pay People don't respect you. Customers, co-workers with higher positions, and even friends don't respect you.

[@superlicious13]

Haha, I remember all of the stress we had to deal with, specially depositing into wrong accounts!

[@Critique808]

I forgot to mention that I may open a $1m account for a customer and do all the computer and paper work but not get any bonus from it.

[@ingridrevolorio1800]

What happens if you make an error? Give extra money out and or deposit to different accounts ?😳 😣

[@Critique808]

@@ingridrevolorio1800 You have to track your errors on your transaction history and correct it. If it is too often or too high of a dollar amount, you can get terminated.

[@pabloalmeida7996]

I’ve been a teller/retail banker for about 2 months and I’m already at my breaking point. A lot of responsibility and multitasking combined with sales aspect and having to always be chatty and sociable at all times. The bank I work at did a shitty job of training me only three days of half assed instructional videos and then getting thrown into the teller line. Add in rude shitty customers , and being understaffed and it makes the job stressful as fuck will definitely be quitting and don’t recommend you get into it

[@shahlakhan2]

How are you doing now? I couldn’t agree more with the training and the customer, on top of that my co workers are also very nasty. It’s been 2 months and I have been 600$ over and next day I was 4000$ over :3 I couldn’t figure out the 600$ transactions but figured out 4000$. I feel very frustrated and sad. 😔

[@yasirkamal1793]

Tellers are ambassadors of bank, they should have respected likewise.

[@robbiem4624]

The idea of people do not want to work is bs. There are some people sadly that don't want to work due to the pandemic, or go to school full time. However, there are people who do want to work and collect a check but because hiring managers are boomers and want to hire someone with a certain mindset or skills that they feel should already have or no and since the job they are applying for is entry level they don't want to train and so they done get hired. I feel people tend to hire other peoples friends or their friends kids.

[@udarpavarota396]

It so much stress your hair starts falling off.

[@BillyBob_McSanchez]

Darn and I was just thinking about applying to a bank. But if I'm gonna get fired for not hitting my numbers, then it's not worth it. The thing is, is that I work at Sherwin Williams and they're lunch breaks suck because your forced to stop eating and help customers. That's why I'm trying to quit that job

[@adrienzhang3235]

Because of these cons of teller jobs, this is a good for you to start your career in banking. If you cannot handle teller jobs, you won't be successful for others roles in the bank.

[@briztinz981]

I work at a small bank and I kinda got tricked into becoming a teller which I didn’t know until my first day. The people I work with are nice but the customers are pretty bad depending on the branch. Definitely the stress bothers me and the big thing is there is no upward mobility other than being a supervisor or branch manager.

[@superlicious13]

Briztin - I couldn't have agreed more! Thank you for sharing your experience, no job is worth the stress. :)

[@shaunib.8689]

Been in banking since May. From working St*bricks for 4 years. I already have trouble with my mental health but it’s to the point where I feel like a burden. Having losses and bad reviews because I’m still new and trying to be better. Idk I don’t think banking is for me. The energy and the environment just makes me feel out of place.

[@evelynpadron]

100% correct… but i need my job.. i work at the biggest bank but we don’t get Pay enough to be scream at or hear all the bullying you get from customers. Specially if you are Latina.

[@michaeladriaensen5352]

Why are there still so much cash transactions going on in your bank? I work at a bank in Europe in a big city and we have zero cash in our bank. We do not even have ATM's at our branch. Everything is digital and we only give advice about our products to our clients. Cash and cheque we do not even accept anymore. Angry and disrespectful customers we do have however. :)

[@jeremiahbryant123]

A lot is due to the older crowd . The only people that walk in the branch , are people who want to use the teller line. That age range is always 55+. When it’s a younger person walking in 9/10 it’s most likely fraud

[@lizettgerardo5995]

I 100% agree with you, I work at a credit union for almost a year now and people are so rude and feel so entitled. I am planning on putting my two week notice this Friday because the stress, management, and over work life balance is not good. Ready to either to go to a new company or take a break because it’s taken a toll on my mental health and physical health. Did you have a chair to sit or an opinion to sit when there were no customers? Because we’re not allowed to at all which is another reason why I’m so drained

[@superlicious13]

@lizett Gerardo - Oh gosh, that sounds horrible! I can relate to your situation and putting my 2 weeks notice was probably the best decision I made haha. Yes we did have chairs but we were so busy, hard to sit down. I hope you find a better and less stressful job! 💕

[@user-uz2ij7hh6p]

lol lucky all you here. I never got any teller job offering after 7 different bank applications.

[@rmrogers777]

Bank policies are upsetting to bank customers. One of the big things is withdrawals. To withdraw an amount over the banks predetermined limit, lets say their amount is $3000 per day. You have to make an appointment the next day or even longer for "YOUR" money. Maybe theirs an important event in you life and you need "YOUR" cash now. Those events do happen. That is totally unacceptable. Case in point; You don't need to an appointment to deposit an amount over their predetermined withdrawal amount. Do you???

[@chuladina]

Thank you for your honest opinion 👍

[@xbaconater5883]

In what situation would someone who isn’t a client of your bank be able to cash a $500,000.00 check and you don’t want any of their information? That makes no sense.

[@yaya5tim]

How long have you been working as a teller? I tried and didn't survive after 2 years, I feel I got so much negativity from that job and my sales don't mean shit because there's no commission, and I was part-time at a small bank so no health insurance benefits, I feel stupid because later I found out Chase offers part-time teller job and even their part-time teller gets the same health insurance as the full-time I'm recently finding a new job and a Chase branch manager contacts me and I applied again looool(some people love to get themselves killed lol), mainly for the insurance to fix myself up and save up some money for my next job, I don't plan to stay for too long

[@superlicious13]

I worked for 3 years and it was hard for me to survive as well haha. I understand for part time workers it can be even worst. Goodluck with new job!

[@yaya5tim]

@@superlicious13 Thanks. And you get yourself transferred to personal banker? Did you do it with a degree?

[@superlicious13]

Yes , I didn’t have any degree at all (: it’s very easy to move up within the bank, I’ll be making a Q&A on this soon, stay tuned!

[@yaya5tim]

@@superlicious13 You think so? kk I'll watch. Idk if it's because it's Canada, my coworker graduated from a good university(UCD) major in Eco, work full time for teller for 5 years, he did get offer to promote but he turn it down because it's in operation(teller dpt), and eventually he waited for his chance to do an internal transfer and became an AML analyst.

[@josexd8199]

I’ve had a few times when the bank tellers were rude or had an attitude. But I get what you mean.

[@miltonzinn8732]

The most stressful and riskiest? I mean, I served overseas and have been shot at. Maybe our definitions of risky are a little bit different.

[@roythousand13]

Lol.

[@chrisrose5740]

Wow! Incredible!

[@StephanieMT]

at mcdonalds they can refuse service at banks they might not because its their money

[@jawwad4020]

Thanks for sharing your experience!

[@cazu2479]

No you got this wrong, don’t ever tolerate disrespect

[@cazu2479]

You have to have phenomenal social skills to succeed in banking. If not, you’ll get crushed! That’s the way it is for me

[@lydsantanafamily4052]

I have an over the phone interview on the 3rd and shesh you just scared me

[@meowcute3013]

hi, thank you so much for this video! I see you quit this teller position and went to do personal banker, wow, that’s great! I just wondering how did you get this new role, do you need to have license or CFA or something like that? I’m working as a teller as 3 days now and I don’t like this job too, I just wondering if there’s anything better, thank you!

[@meredithper3047]

Nice video! would you mind to share some tips to sell the credit card or something else? Thanks!

[@superlicious13]

I’d say be confident and try to sell with advice rather than only asking (:

[@mushroominCanada]

Teller wages are much higher than McDonald's minimum wage. Also, now the banking system has delayed check arrivals, and the review time is 4 business days, so you don't need to identify the real and fake checks yourself.

[@readingaddict]

And keep posting videos. I will watch your videos because I like what you do

[@marquisharoberts1995]

Is it possible to get a job as bank teller if I have worked as a cashier at McDonald's ?

[@dolliaz5569]

I got it !! Worked in mcds for 2yrs

[@tierrah0501]

I'm not a degree holder but I can earn much better even at home..and I'm.enjoying this...

[@brandonnunez6314]

I was yelled by my manager for taking a break on training and I was told my the instructor I can take a break . I’m about to quit and go to apple 🍎

[@tariqwaseem6458]

I had 7 years working experience with citibank in credit card collection department. Kindly let me know which an other department of bank would be good for me ??? I left my bank job almost 10years before, now i want to start again .do you think any bank courses will be uses full for me?

[@shireeshathougtit5232]

What are the benefits as an employee you get from the bank and what is the pay range

[@nickawilliams5175]

Whenever you deposit a check into a bank aren't there a hold period when it's a large amount of money?

[@christaoo4347]

I’m confused. A month later after this video saying you quit you posted a video about being promoted.

[@americopa1956]

Im trying to get hired as a Teller for TD Bank! Anything i should know and avoid during my interview?

[@valariele8852]

as a new employee, can we ask help confirmation from our leader to avoid the fraud trnsaction?.

[@ayemissdeisi]

Omg yea working at a bank is scary 😭 also Airpods lol

[@aliamiri4413]

All I heard was "My ego was hurt so I left".

[@readingaddict]

I wish I could learn more from you about Interviews. I also live in Canada and I know you can help me. I am looking for FSR and BA opportunity

[@superlicious13]

John Jagdish - be sure to check out my new videos, I will be posting more on this :)

[@readingaddict]

@@superlicious13 okay thanks for notifying me. I will sure to check and comment and ask more questions. Please answer them as per your understanding in generality of course. Take care

[@brandyschroeder4759]

My father opened an account with my brother's and sister's name when they were minors and now that my sister is an adult she wants her name off the account and she doesn't take any money out of the account it just has her name on it. My father refuses to take her name off. What can we do

[@SunnySunny-uu4gh]

So what are you doing now?... So that is the reason that so many people suing those banks and getting (the banks) who make mistakes (w/cheques/deposits from customers) of accusing innocent people who are later found to be not guilty. Wow! I never knew that it was that bad. -Thanks! 4Sharing that.

[@SunnySunny-uu4gh]

Never mind Ms. Nabi, I see your updated home page. Where you now work remotely. -Continued blessings to you, your family and your channel.

[@kp-xs3gr]

Hi Elena, thanks for this video. I am residing in Vancouver n was thinking of applying for personal banking associate job but then I came across ur video on that n I realized that job is not for me as m not a sales person n m little shy to talk to customers. I have worked as a single window operator in a bank in India. The job consists of the teller job + account opening/closing, KYC s, credit/debit card application fillings, etc...So could you plz suggest a job in banking that would suit my profile?

[@superlicious13]

Hi k p - That sounds a lot like a personal banker. However if your not into sales, I’d suggest something in the loans department such as account manager or business account manager. Hope that helps ! Elena

[@kp-xs3gr]

@@superlicious13 Thank you so much for the quick response 😊👍

[@damanbirsingh3235]

Nice story Elena, How can I get a part-time job as a student in Bank with zero Canadian work experience?

[@superlicious13]

Hey check out my recent video, I talk about this.

[@tariqwaseem6458]

I had 7 years experience in citibank credit card collection department .I resigned my job 10years before, now I want to start again. Kindly, let me know which one other department of bank will be good for me ??? Or any bank cousers would be helpful to find good job in bank ???

[@katherinesawaya1664]

What job do you have now? (Just curious)

[@imransharif7879]

So you quite teller job or quite the banking line ?

[@JakeInvest]

So dental isn't free in Canada like healthcare?!?!

[@Eskyler]

Agreed

[@rachellyu8837]

I had an interview yesterday for the PBA, unfortunately, the manager thought i was not confident even though i finished csc PFSA plus some relevant job experience in my own China and tax volunteer in Canada

[@superlicious13]

Oh no, don’t give up. I was unable to pass before too, but the more interviews I got, the more confidence I gained (: 💕

[@rachellyu8837]

@@superlicious13 thanks so much for your support! Yes , I will try again! But seems so difficult to apply online ! No response even though I think I over qualified for a teller

[@imaegine8209]

Maybe you are not meant to be a teller but try to apply as a banking advisor/financial advisor. Keep on trying, i believe you will get in the bank soon! ❤️

[@MissMartianDCAU]

Based on the clues you dropped in this video I'm guessing you used to work for BMO

[@shehrozsandhu7843]

Hi elna i am starting at TD in usa as a pt teller on east coast TD is huge but i wana know what are chances of moving up in the bank and how long does promotions take

[@superlicious13]

Hi Shehroz- Moving from a teller depends based on your numbers. If you have good sales numbers and do well at your job, moving up should happen between 1-2 years (:

[@nazaninslife]

You say that there's frauds happening on drafts but you have to put it on hold. Simple as that.

[@JaspreetSingh-kd4yh]

Hello ,ELENA ma’am ,I hope you are doing well and I am really thankful to you for saying your experience in bank ,,actually I am just new in Canada,and Thinking of joining banking as career, my aim is to be professional and earn a lot of money ,, so please tell me is it right decision to join TD bank or Scotiabank and other for making more money????? Please your opinion??

[@superlicious13]

Yes they are both great banks (:

[@d947]

Bank tellers are treated like McDonalds workers, actually i feel the same way 😂 people don’t have respect

[@tonyp9313]

How much did you get paid per hour?

[@daishi15]

RBC TD or BMO ?

[@jamsng]

That's crazy Canadians lol

[@user-ld9oo2cd9z]

Hi. I'm looking for job. I wanna work as payroll. What kind of job u can recommend? Thank you.

[@superlicious13]

Hi , you can do several different jobs in that field. I would look at payroll administrator, payroll analyst, accounting & back office jobs in the bank.

[@MyIGNameIsSuperThickVegan]

no damn pros, i hate it

[@sneha2169]

I don't understand the risk factor. Before depositing a cheque, don't you check the cheque? And doesn't the person depositing the cheque have to go through security questions?

[@basutyagi0772]

Same here 😭

[@josibarr7436]

AirPods

[@FireWallthefts]

Bank tellers don't live long when the robbed me

[@lol-ti6rq]

Hi. I got selected at Bank of the West for an Interview. But I have a very mild stutter. Will that affect my job performance?

[@superlicious13]

Hi , that shouldn’t affect your performance. I have had coworkers who had the same issue.

[@ruchikabansal4527]

Hi, if you don’t mind Can I ask what bank were you in?

[@superlicious13]

One of the big banks in Canada (: