teller

banker

business

branch manager

business specialist

Flushing Bank

Every day at work, I check the pending file for the day to make sure there are things that need to be done for customers and/or branch, such as making sure accounts were opened properly with the correct coding and paperwork properly filed away where they belong. Also, I open accounts for customers, make follow-up calls to customers who have opened accounts with us and for investment purposes. I learned what it is like to be more aggressive with meeting quotas and come up with new ideas. I also learned how to use Microsoft Excel for reports and logs, in which it helps to be more organized and keep track of everything I do and what the branch has done. I've managed the pipeline's for our branch, such as investments and sales activity. My co-workers are great to work with because each one have special skills to help each other with different tasks. The hardest part of my job is investments because the economy is not doing well, and not a lot of people are interested in tiing their funds for a long period of time. The most enjoyable part of my job is being able to work with a team of employees that make the job place a fun and comfortable place to be in, and as a team, we work together to help each other meet our quotas to receive the bonus we deserve.

My day starts with morning reports, ex: overdrafts, dormant accounts, risk, resolving any compliance issues from the previous day.  I then have a huddle with my staff, we discuss the previous day success and what we would like to accomplish today in regards to sales.  Returning client phone calls and emails is next on my agenda and finally I devote the reset of my day to coaching my staff and interacting with clients( customer service, opening accounts, have personable conversations with clients to find out more about them).  Management is new and in training, they are getting a feel for the bank. My co-workers are very helpful and we back each other up when necessary.  The most enjoyable part of my job is making a difference in my clients lives and helping my employees.  The hardest part is that sometimes there's not enough hours in the day for all the things you would like to achieve.

Depending on who your manager is there is little to no chance that you will progress further in your career at Flushing. Some are fortunate and some are not and that is with very little to no reason at all. The ones who work hard are the ones that get more dumped on them and the ones who dont work hard still benefit and move up. There is no Flushing Bank standard when it comes to management because some managers dont deserve to be managers and despite numerous complaints they allow these people to stay in their position and ruin peoples lives and career. Good luck to those who apply.

Flushing Bank was a very small community based bank. Flushing doesn't have many branches and its only located in 3-4 out of 5 boroughs. Being that Flushing bank was so small in comparison to the larger banks, the day went by very slow and there wasn't much customers entering the branch.  The hardest part of the job was trying to meet your sales deadline each quarter because most people were already satisfied or already have accounts with the larger banking companies.  The most enjoyable part of my job was my teller staff.

My work day is somewhat boring. This is because it's currently the vacation season and everyone is away. I learned that in the banking industry it is important to follow the policies and procedures. Management is superb. Everyone is very understanding and communicate well. My co-workers are very friendly, helpful and work well with each other. There isn't anything hard about my job. The most enjoyable part i would say is going to work everyday and leave happy wanting to see everyone again the next day.

My job as a customer service representative have to recognize client's need and introduce them right products. I also have to help them to solve problems, some cash transactions and etc. My co-workers are very nice and friendly. We help each other a lot because team work is very important in bank industry. The hardest part of the job is always stay cautious about bank security. Any suspicious activities have to report to manager. The most enjoyable part of the job is the afternoon tea time. Co-workers will take turn to treat everyone drinks or snacks.

Flushing Bank is a great place for a first job, it's a pretty small bank and will give you the skills necessary to move on to a bigger bank. As a universal banker your role is to handle both the teller side of the bank i.e withdrawals and deposits as well as the CSR side which would be the account openings and customer servicing. The pay is really low unless your coming in with prior banking experience and there is zero chance to move on up once you get in unless someone else quits or gets fired.

A very stressful environment, never any positive feedback from supervisor or management regarding our work. Staff is never rewarded for good or excellent work performed, 
In fact management is not inclusive of any programs to boost moral or vendor invitations are only attended by management which is revealed to staff. So inclusion is not promoted unfortunately.  A terrible workplace that is discriminatory. 

Routinely handled all loan payments and disbursements as well as the booking of all types of loans.
Responsibilities included: running all loan bills, changing rate, and maintaining all credit and legal files.
Collaborated with Colson Services Inc. and SBALM for loan payoffs, repurchases, and/or liquidations, and reconciled all GL accounts. Complied with all policies and procedures, and stayed up to date on all changes.
Trained new and existing tellers efficiently and in accordance with established policies and procedures.

I first started my career at Flushing Savings Bank as a teller. The past was fast and I always tried to get the customers out quickly. About 6 months into the job I was promoted to a CSR and their was my chance of truly learning my customer service skills. I would like to thank all my co-workers at Flushing Savings Bank for teaching me the skills I need to advance my career. Even thou we were in a business and professional setting, we all worked together like it was a family business.

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