TD Banking Customer Experience Associate (British Columbia)

TD Banking Customer Experience Associate (British Columbia)

29 Oct
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TD Bank Group
|
British Columbia

29 Oct

TD Bank Group

British Columbia

Serve Kelowna customers through accurate financial transactions and personalized banking advice as a Customer Experience Associate at TD Canada Trust.
This 15-hour role supports TD Canada Trust’s frontline branch service within Personal and Commercial Banking. You will understand customer needs, recommend suitable solutions, resolve concerns, and promote products while following operating procedures, regulations, and TD’s Code of Conduct and Ethics.
Key Responsibilities: Process deposits, withdrawals, bill payments, and other financial transactions
Determine customer needs and recommend appropriate banking solutions
Resolve concerns and escalate non-standard activities when necessary
Promote banking solutions and complete processes accurately




Deliver quality experiences and recommend operational improvements
Requirements: High School diploma and/or one-plus years of relevant experience
Undergraduate degree or equivalent is an asset
Robust administration, organization, planning, and time management skills
Working knowledge of Word, Excel, Outlook, and internet tools
Calm, courteous, accurate, and effective communication skills
Bring customer service, transaction processing, and banking solution expertise to TD Canada Trust customers in Kelowna.

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📌 TD Banking Customer Experience Associate (British Columbia)
🏢 TD Bank Group
📍 British Columbia

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