So I'm sure its gonna be a 'cool story bro' kinda thing, but I work at target. I don't mind it as I'm not in a position to complain about being employed in this job market. However, I've recently started looking into banks as I was sure they'd pay more than my $8.32/hour cashier salary. I found a chase bank near my new apartment that I'm moving into on the 17th of next month. They're looking to hire a part-time bilingual teller, and as luck would have it, I fit that description. I applied and got an email a few days later telling me to call their recruiter. The recruiter gave me an interview of sorts on the phone. The recruiter I spoke with said she would send my info off to the bank manager. If they're interested, they will call me. If not, I suppose I'll get a rejection email. So I'm crossing my fingers on that phone call. By the by, the Chase teller positon starts at $10-12/hour so it turns out I was right. Anyway, I just wanted to share my potential good news with the community. Wish me luck fellas!
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Good luck man!
I had a friend growing up, his dad worked at chase for a long time. It looked like he made good money. He was a piece of shit tho. But i bet he still works there.Last edited by H311RA151N; 06-30-2012, 12:08 AM.

















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Every job has its querks you just dont want to bounce from one job to the next job if the other job you hop to is shit try the job out first to see how it is. Then take note of the working environment in there if it's col or not so cool of it if it is hostile or not.Originally posted by jurizar View PostIns and outs like what?
You never know unless you take a chance and really get to know who's who up in there and weed them out and label whos the trouble maker and who's cool yaknow.
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