What about working as an indoor sales person for a life insurance company directly related to that bank.Tell me about your experience or what you know about it please.
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May 27th, 2010 at 1:17 am
from what i know of other friends who work in banks, starting out as a teller you make average money but you get lots of perks regarding loans, accounts etc (with the bank you work for of coarse), like any job if you stick around you will work your way into a good position.
If you are talented at selling and sales, with insurance or other financial products, yes you can make good money.
I would imagine combining the two (sales within an bank) if you are good at it and smart about it you could make phat cheddar.
sorry this is just based on what my friends tell me over beers, i can not give you figures. ones a teller, ones a financial adviser.
May 27th, 2010 at 1:17 am
Well,I am not sure if the employees of the bank are allowed do that,but it would be more appropriate if you find out the rules and regulations of the bank.