Being asked to sell the pen was probably the most difficult and unexpected task. People don't usually think tellers are selling anything to people, but tellers have to be able to convince people to get a credit card, bank account, or other things related to the bank.
They were all behavioral questions like "whats your biggest flaw?" pretty standard entry level questions.
They asked me to sell them a bank product. It was challenging for me because I was not really sales oriented but I did good enough to sell myself, I guess.
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Describe a difficult situation and how you handled it.
Why bank of america? why teller? what's your favorite movie?
What would you do if a robery occured?
None all were pretty normal
working scenario as a teller
The bank is backed up, and customers are waiting in line. When they reach you, they're very upset. How do you handle that?
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