Saadet Ergen
Boyce,VA
Summary
Through out my working years, I have mostly worked in retail/sales. In doing so, I have always learned to help customers, learning to listen to their needs and assist in making the best selections according to their needs. I decided to make a career change and started working with Atlantic Union Bank. I carried my skills in customer service to my job here, and continued to grow. I learned new skills, built wonderful relationships with both clients and teammates. I continue my journey of learning and I am looking forward to new challenges and growth.
Overview
10
10
years of professional experience
Work History
Teller
Atlantic Union Bank
01.2020 - Current
- Assisted customers with their banking needs and inquiries, transitioning to bankers for further assistance as needed.
- Balanced cash drawers daily, identifying discrepancies and taking corrective actions as needed.
- Contributed to a positive work environment by demonstrating professionalism, courteousness, and a strong work ethic.
- Answered telephone inquiries on checking and savings accounts, loans, and lines of credit.
- Processed customer transactions promptly.
- Identified sales opportunities and referred customers to branch partners in financial services.
- Vault duties involving weekly cash orders, shipments ingoing/outgoing currency.
Cash Office Supervisor
BELK
10.2014 - 12.2019
- Prepared daily cash deposits.
- Perform accurate balancing of all receipts and transactions.
- Maintain cash office efficiency by completing necessary procedures and other required daily duties
Education
No Degree - Interior Design
Northern Virginia Community College
Sterling, VASkills
- Great customer service
- Strong Work Ethic
- Professionalism and Courtesy
- Team player
- Self sufficient, quick learner
- Attention to Detail
- Reliable and Responsible
- Can work with computers
Languages
Turkish
Native or Bilingual
Timeline
Teller
Atlantic Union Bank
01.2020 - Current
Cash Office Supervisor
BELK
10.2014 - 12.2019
No Degree - Interior Design
Northern Virginia Community College