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Customer Support Specialist – Full Time – Detroit Lakes West Branch
Responsibilities of this position are to provide excellent service to our customers by responding to customer issues with deposit products and services in a timely and accurate way. Provide general office support with a variety of clerical activities and related tasks. Actively provide referrals of potential customers to our personal bankers, lenders, and investment representatives.
The ideal candidate for this position will have customer service and phone experience, strong organizational skills, superior ability to multi-task, and great interpersonal communication skills.
Midwest Bank offers a friendly, team-oriented work environment with a competitive compensation and benefit package. Benefits associated with this benefitted position includes health insurance, dental insurance, short- and long-term disability insurance, life insurance, PTO, 401K Plan with Employer Match, 401K Profit Sharing, Cash Bonus Program, and more!
Hours of work will be Monday through Friday and occasional Saturdays.
Pay range: $19-$23/hour
Profit Sharing, Cash Bonus Program, and more!
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Midwest Bank is a locally owned, community focused bank committed to building lasting relationships with both our customers and employees by consistently exceeding their expectations.
We look for employees who will provide exceptional service and embrace our values of Community, Integrity, Quality, Genuine Care, Teamwork, and Balance. Hear what our employees have to say.
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