The teller's job responsibilities mainly include the deposit and withdrawal business of the unit, and handling the transfer business (including checks, promissory notes, drafts, telegraphic transfers in local and foreign currencies, etc.). ).

Because every transaction has corresponding operation procedures, for example, after receiving the transfer check, check the validity of the check, check the reserved seal, make an account, submit it for exchange and so on.

The basic qualities that counter personnel must possess.

First, have a high ideological consciousness, professional ethics, and be serious and responsible for the work.

Two, after passing the examination of professional skills of savings business. Interns and those who fail the examination are not allowed to work alone.

Three, tellers must be regular employees, engaged in postal savings and remittance work for more than two years, familiar with the savings and remittance business, skilled in operating computer terminal equipment, correctly handling daily savings business, and mastering business rules and regulations.

Four, with the cash on the hour, identify counterfeit money and other basic skills.