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Universal Banker Floating

3.
5 Full-time 11 hours ago Full Job Description US-PA-Sayre Job ID:
2023-2049 Type:
Full-Time # of Openings:
1 Category:
Customer Service Sayre Overview At C&N we have a mission to take care of our customers to be the only bank they need.
The Universal Banker Floating is responsible for enhancing customer retention and deepening existing relationships by providing timely and accurate transactional customer service and educating customers through effective oral and written communication on Bank products and services while identifying cross-sell and referral opportunities to meet customers' needs.
This position may assist customers with the opening of consumer and business deposit accounts.
Responsibilities 1.
Provides excellent customer service and relationship building.
2.
Performs Branch Operations and Teller Functions.
3.
Promotes C&N Product and Services Solutions.
4.
Training and Education - Completes all assigned training as established in a timely manner, including compliance, certification & licensure, and other developmental requirements.
5.
Customer Service - Exemplifies C&N Customer Service Standards.
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Qualifications Education:
High school degree or general education degree (GED)
Experience:
2-4 years previous related experience in cash handling and/or customer service setting, preferably in a banking environment.
or equivalent combination of education and experience.
PI205612460.
Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.

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