I don't know when the profession started, but I do know the median salary is about $22,000 per year.
Don't know but the median annual average salary is 22.140 and you have to buy dress work clothes out of that
I may pursue a career as a bank teller. Not sure though, feeling apprehensive. Anything you can tell me to sway me in the right direction? Well, I can tell you that tellers deal directly with customers. What else would you like to know? Are there any cool facts you might know though about the profession that could give me a well-rounded view? It's beyond me how "cool" this is, but I know teller jobs usually require a high school degree and some experience handling cash. Ah, I see. What else do you know? Any famous bank tellers? Anything they do that's really intricate and hard? I don't know any famous tellers. I do know that most banks train you on the job. I gotcha. That's understandable. Anything you could tell me that an expert might tell me? For that position you have to interact with and be friendly to the customers and tell them what the bank offers like accounts and such Okay, I understand. When did the profession come about, do you know?
Median annual earnings as of May 2006 were $22,140.