Every encounter today at the teller window presents an opportunity to expand the relationship with the customer. Each encounter calls for a teller to be keenly aware of the risk associated with various types of transactions. This program reminds the teller that at the end of the day there is the expectation to balance and much, much more.

This webinar will explain why it is important to:

Follow Procedure - some procedures can save money, some can spare criticism from the regulators, and others can save time, a few help spare lives.

Maintain Flexibility - successful tellers must meet the need to be flexible whether that is the hours they work or the people they work with or wait on.

Manage Risk - tellers become expert risk managers as they meet the challenges of cashing checks, reviewing ID, responding responsibly to robbery training and other security issues.

Promote Sales and Provide Service - the "inside sales force" is the teller line and like all customer contact personnel the teller must always be aware of sales opportunities while providing exceptional service.

Master the Balancing Act - developing consistent habits in dispensing and receiving cash as well as becoming efficient with common, everyday transactions are the safeguards to balancing.

Keep a Positive Attitude - the one thing in life we all have an equal shot at, and complete responsibility for, is our attitude.

Beware of the Sticky Stuff - tellers have to learn how to deal with the difficult customer and how to demonstrate professionalism when dealing with difficult situations.

This program is for you if you:

• Have a concern your tellers don't take pride in their work;
• Are ready to reduce errors, eliminate balancing problems and increase adherence to dress code and other policies;
• Are looking for ways to improve attitudes, customer service delivery and cross-selling statistics?
• Want some reinforcement to convince your tellers that what is expected of them can change quickly or that they need to learn to take the initiative on picking up the workload without prodding?
• Are a teller and want to understand expectations and the reasons behind why tasks are handled a particular way.

Throughout the program excellent tips and techniques will be explored that deal with the skill sets, attitude and knowledge a teller must acquire to achieve excellence.

Who Should Attend: 
Your teller staff and all supervisors and trainers responsible for making a positive impact with tellers..