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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;CamaroDMD, post: 298705, member: 5233&quot;]Well, its like any other boring public job...I looked at your profile Coinlover and see that your only 15.&nbsp; I assume you haven&#039;t had much work experience yet but when you do your first couple jobs will probably be similar.&nbsp; When you deal with 200+ people a day...half of whom are rude or disgusting, you can be kind of grouchy.&nbsp; Yes, its the job.&nbsp; Also, its a job that doesn&#039;t require any real skill and therefore almost anyone can do it.&nbsp; So, you might not get the best people either.&nbsp; That being said, I don&#039;t think there is a teller I work with (well maybe one) who isn&#039;t smart, friendly, and wants to help people.&nbsp; Many tellers are like me, people who are either in school or working on getting into school so they can move on into their careers.&nbsp; </p><p><br /></p><p>I can understand someone getting crabby if someone walks in off the streets and expects to get a $25 box of cents out of the blue.&nbsp; The bank needs the coin to run and you only order what you expect to need.&nbsp; So, when you get someone requesting large amounts of coin who doesn&#039;t &quot;need&quot; them...I can understand why the bank might be crabby.&nbsp; I think a teller needs to be 50% concerned with making the customer happy and 50% concerned with helping the bank run.&nbsp; If you give out all the coin without any concern about filling business coin orders...you make key business customers unhappy (which, I&#039;m sorry to say is more important to the bank than the average personal account...who might be a coin collector) and the bank doesn&#039;t run well because of the coin shortage.</p><p><br /></p><p>Now, that being said...I think most bank tellers (myself included) would try and accommodate someone who wants to search through rolls (especially if its a customer).&nbsp; But, you have to remember that the bank has a limited supply and if you want a large number at one time...you might want to let them know when they are ordering so they can be ready for it.&nbsp; Try and put yourself in their shoes.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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