What do you actually do every day as a banker?
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A lot of it is definitely busy work. Cold calling people trying to sell them crap like credit cards and home equity loans, filling out forms so management can say "look at this to get better metrics", opening and closing accounts throughout the day, emailing other metrics to other departments (shouldn't this be automated by now?), all while still doing the teller work of regular transactions. it's not manually intensive, but the work can definitely get overwhelming especially because we've been understaffed going on 10 months now, but higher ups are still asses about "why couldn't you do your calling time today".
And I'm like "because there were 50 people in line."
But hey, i've had worse jobs and pay, and i'm trying to transition into cybersecurity within the bank, so i can stop pushing sales shit i hate doing. hopefully it pays off.