Treats For A Teller

I made a couple dozen cookies at Christmas for my tellers. They really liked them.

Jim1953....75% of them don't get used, so they must be clunkers

Quote:"75% of them don't get used"

Maybe its like my mother does....she gets gift cards for my kids but they often don't work. I asked her about it and she forgets to have the cashier put any money on the card before she takes it out of the store!

Now a gift "CAR", is a totally differant thing!

Wait till you see what she finds. Could be hand full of 50's wheats or silver
so give accordingly

i mean if your finding silver than give her something nice. If its wheats and stuff I would buy her and her husband a meal or soemthing

I gave two tellers a foreign coin this week. The common Panama scarry guy and the starfish Bermuda. Cost me 2 cents since I found them roll searching. They loved them.

I've noticed most replys make it sound like tellers stay in those places where ever you are. This is really far from what happens around me or most large cities. Even in the suburbs by me a teller doesn't last more than a few months and occationally less. In the center of the city at one bank I don't remember ever seeing the same teller twice. And I went there about once a Month. Turnovers are really excessive and probably due to low pay, no chance of advancement, goofy customers, etc. And with so many millions out there looking for a job and when they get one in a bank, they are already looking for a better one.
I have accounts in 5 different banks. Only one of them has had a few tellers there for almost a year now but even there the turnover is to fast to even consider asking for anything special.

I guess I am lucky. My Credit Union branch has had the same four tellers for several years now. I only remember one teller leaving in recent history (she wanted to be a stay-at-home mom after her child was born) and her replacement is still there. But Credit Unions are a different beast, so I am not surprised that banks might have a high turnover.