10 Bank teller jobs in Kennewick, WA

Are you taking your first step in the finance industry or looking to further your current career? Many folks with successful banking careers start as bank tellers, and banks both big and small regularly post their open bank teller positions on Glassdoor.

An entry-level bank teller position is a great way to get started in a banking career. If you prefer not to handle cash, banks often have other entry-level options such as relationship banker and customer service representative positions. Those already working at a branch can consider a senior teller or even a bank manager position.

Once you have found a bank teller job that meets your needs, brush up on your job interview skills by learning what questions are commonly asked in a bank teller interview, as well as the best way to answer them.

There are a lot of bank teller positions out there, across a variety of big and small banks. It is a good practice to research the salary you can expect from one of these roles. The keys to landing a high-paying bank teller job are:

1. Research the average salaries for bank tellers in your area.
2. Keep in mind that the salary you are offered may depend on your previous experience and education. Take into consideration where you may be in the bank teller career path.
3. Be sure your resume is updated with any special skills that may be desirable to a bank, such as strong customer service and computer expertise.

In addition to a fair salary, banks are known for offering decent benefits packages, even to part-time and entry-level employees. Bank teller positions often come with perks that may include:

• A full suite of insurance benefits (e.g. medical, drug, dental, life, etc.)
• Stock purchase plans, 401(k) plans with employer matching, tuition assistance
• Paid vacation and sick time
• Signing bonuses, performance bonuses, annual bonuses, and overtime pay in some cases
• "Banker hours" (9 a.m.–5 p.m.), with Sundays and bank holidays off and part-time options