Treasury Management Customer Service Representative
Job Description
The Treasury Management Customer Service Representative (“CSR”) will be engaging and enjoy working directly with customers. He/she will be detail-oriented, well-organized, dependable and open and eager to learn new things. The ideal candidate will enjoy problem-solving and finding solutions to customer-related issues and/or internal processes. He/she will be exceptional at customer service and enjoy working as part of a team on a wide array of products, services and projects. ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS OF JOB:
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Today’s Date 3. MATHEMATICAL SKILLS: Ability to calculate figures and amounts such as discounts, interest, commissions, proportions, percentages, area, circumference and volume; ability to apply concepts such as fractions, ratios and proportions to practical situations. 4. CRITICAL THINKING SKILLS: Ability to solve practical problems and deal with a variety of known variables in situations where only limited standardization exists; ability to utilize common sense understanding in order to carry out written, oral or diagrammed instructions; ability to deal with problems involving several known variables in situation of a routine nature. 5. SUPERVISION RECEIVED: Under general supervision where standard practice enables the employee to proceed alone on routine work, referring any questionable cases or issues to direct supervisor. 6. PLANNING: Considerable responsibility with regard to general assignments in planning time, method, manner and/or sequence of performance of own work; may also occasionally assist in the planning of work assignments performed by others within a limited area of operation. Must possess excellent organizational skills and attention to detail. 7. DECISION-MAKING: Performs work operations which permit frequent opportunity for decision-making of minor importance and also frequent opportunity for decision-making of major importance, either of which would affect the work operations of medium organizational component and the organization’s clientele. 8. MENTAL DEMAND: Very close mental demand; operations requiring very close and continuous attention for control of operation requiring a high degree of coordination or immediate response; intermittent direct thinking to determine or select the most applicable way of handling situations regarding the company’s administration and operations; also determine or select material and equipment where highly variable sequences are involved. Must be able to work effectively while multi-tasking in a high volume environment. 9. ANALYTICAL ABILITY / PROBLEM-SOLVING: Moderately structured; fairly broad activities using moderately structured procedures with only generally guided supervision; High order of analytical, interpretative and/or constructive thinking in varied situations. Ability to learn new products and services and apply that knowledge. 10. PUBLIC CONTACT: Regular contact with patrons where initiated by employee; involves furnishing and obtaining information and attempting to influence the decisions of those persons contacted; contacts of considerable importance that failure to exercise proper judgment may result in important tangible or intangible losses to company. 11. EMPLOYEE CONTACT: Regular contact with co-workers within the department, office or enterprise, which will require coordination of efforts generally in the normal course of performing duties; requires tact in discussing problems, presenting data and making recommendations. 12. ACCURACY: Probable errors of internal and external scope would have a moderate effect on the operational efficiency of the organizational component concerned; errors might possibly go undetected for a considerable amount of time, creating an inaccurate picture of an existing situation.