First of all, hand speed should be fast.

That is to say, the speed of counting money must be fast. The specified speed of counting money is five minutes and ten bundles of money, and it must be fast and accurate. If it is wrong, the salary will be deducted. After counting, you must pass through the money counter and tie the counted money together.

Second, the typing speed is fast.

Tellers need to input a lot of customer information, such as opening passbooks and lending money, and may record hundreds of orders at the end of the day. If the typing speed is not fast, it will first affect the work efficiency, and then increase the waiting time of customers, which will kill customers' patience and thus affect the performance appraisal.

Third, you need to master basic business knowledge.

We need to know what the deposit interest rate is during the same period, what procedures are needed for deposit and loan, how to report the loss after reporting it, and some special businesses, such as online banking, video payment, fund trading, and paying wages on behalf of others, all of which are just in case.

Fourth, basic accounting knowledge should be possessed.

Because banks have borrowers and lenders every day, they should master some knowledge of bookkeeping and balancing accounts, otherwise it will cause a lot of trouble.

Fifth, the abacus should be clear.

Many banks need not only computer skills, but also a little abacus skills when recruiting employees. They must be above Grade 6, because sometimes mistakes will occur when using calculators. At this time, the abacus algorithm is very necessary.