/biz/ - Business & Finance

[Anonymous No.9499193]

Is working as a bank teller worth if if I want to climb into corporate banking?

[Anonymous No.9499242]

>>9499193
lol wtf
produce engineer, shelf packer
wendy CRE, burger flipper
property estate manager - security guard

[Anonymous No.9499573]

>>9499193
In-hiring is a very real thing. If you're looking for a job while you're in college, then I could see it paying off. Otherwise I'd probably advise against it. Being a bank teller seems like glorified retail; you aren't making a lot of financial decisions.

[Anonymous No.9499601]

>>9499573
but being a bank teller is part one of financial due diligence and client due diligence and part of financial fraud, compliance and anti-money laundering since I have to decide on whether the customer is doing illegal activities or not

[Anonymous No.9499628]

>>9499193
Are you fucking retarded? You're not climbing any corporate ladder without a bachelor's degree.

Your past positions are retarded and pathetic.

Study the SATs or something until you get a high enough score to get a full scholarship somewhere.

Holy fuck you're retarded

[Anonymous No.9499653]

>>9499601
You're fucking retarded

[Anonymous No.9499692]

>>9499242

That's how you do it if you want to sound professional these days. Even a burger flipper resume can look good with the right wording.

[Anonymous No.9499815]

>>9499601
Tell that to the person interviewing you, but don't tell that to yourself. It is difficult for people already in finance to get some banking jobs, so it's certainly going to be hard for someone who's an inch away from retail.

Do you have a degree or any other opportunities? Being a bank teller is good as a temporary thing, but please don't think that it will allow a NEET to become a millionaire. That's now how jobs work, especially these days.