Hey bros, I plan on reapplying for a Teller's position with Citi again soon, after initially failing the Teller's exam a couple of months back. Any Tellers care to share tips on how to pass it? I think what fucked me over was how I'd handle customer situations. Any tips would be greatly appreciated, I'd really like to work in a bank.
I started my banking career as a teller. What were some of the questions you came across on the test?
>>1240242
Not op but where do you stand now? How many years? Considering going from customer service to teller to climb my way up.
>>1240253
I've been in banking since I graduated high school. Was in branch land for about 3 years (teller --> service manager) before making the jump to private banking as a credit analyst. Been doing that ever since. Total banking experience is 14 years, 11 years doing credit analyst work.
I don't really recall specifically, but they were questions regarding how you'd handle certain situations with customers and co-workers. Kinda like this.
>>1240264
can you post the rest of the answer responses?
>>1240264
The answer is B. When in doubt, consulting with your manager is the safe answer.
wtf, I would had answered C
Nobody cares about a low level pawn.
The policy in place probably have a reason to exist.
Plus idc about the bank policy, I do what Im told for a low wage.
I wish this was the old days where I could show up to work and do what they want me to. not more.
