A telleris
an employee of a
bank who deals directly
with most customers. In some
places, this employee is known
as a cashier. Most teller jobs
require cash handling experience
and a high school diploma. Most
banks provide on the job
training.
Tellers are considered a "front
line" in the banking business.
This is because they are the
first people that a customer
sees at the bank and are also
the people most likely to detect
and stop fraudulent transactions
in order to prevent losses at a
bank (counterfeit currency and
checks, identity theft,
confidence tricks, etc.). The
position also requires tellers
to be friendly and interact with
the customers, providing them
with information about
customers' accounts and bank
services.
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Tellers work from a station,
usually located on a Teller
Line. Most stations have: A
Computer, Cash Drawers, Receipt
Validator/Printers, Proof Work
sorters, and paperwork used for
completing bank transactions.
These transactions include:
