Full-Time

Client Relationship Consultant 1

Banker

Posted on 7/3/2025

Deadline 7/17/25
U.S. Bank

U.S. Bank

10,001+ employees

Provides banking, loans, and investment services

Compensation Overview

$20/hr

Entry, Junior

Davenport, IA, USA

In Person

Category
Commercial Banking
Finance & Banking
Requirements
  • High school diploma or equivalent
  • Typically has a minimum of one to two years of job-related, retail banking experience or a combination of experience and commensurate training
Responsibilities
  • Builds and fosters relationships with clients through proactive outreach and follow up
  • Identifies solutions for new and existing clients based on their needs by effectively engaging and communicating with clients
  • Maintains a working knowledge of consumer and business banking products and services including digital products and services
  • Provides a consistent optimal client experience, including greeting clients and processing basic transactions
  • Develops collaborative partnerships with branch team members and partners to best serve clients
  • Opens new consumer and business accounts, completes service requests and submits credit applications
  • Proactively educates clients on emerging and self-service digital products and services to assist with meeting their financial needs
  • Leverages available resources and technologies to optimize the client experience and serve our clients with operational excellence and accuracy
Desired Qualifications
  • Proven ability to build and foster relationships with clients through proactive outreach and follow up
  • Ability to effectively engage and communicate with clients
  • Basic knowledge of applicable bank and branch policies, procedures and support systems
  • Proven customer service and interpersonal skills
  • Experience with using and demonstrating digital products and self-service technologies
  • Ability to explore and identify a customer’s true needs while leveraging a digital first mindset
  • Demonstrated basic level of proficiency in making appropriate recommendations that meet customer’s needs both reactively and proactively
  • Experience in the financial services industry preferred

U.S. Bank provides a variety of banking services, including personal and business banking, loans, mortgages, and investment advisory. The bank caters to individual consumers, small businesses, and large corporations, primarily within the United States. Its services are accessible through both physical branches and a mobile app, allowing customers to manage their finances conveniently. U.S. Bank earns revenue from interest on loans, service fees, and investment advisory fees. What sets U.S. Bank apart from its competitors is its commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion, ensuring that banking services are available to everyone through user-friendly digital tools and personalized services. The goal of U.S. Bank is to make banking accessible and convenient for all customers.

Company Size

10,001+

Company Stage

IPO

Headquarters

Minneapolis, Minnesota

Founded

1863

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Simplify's Take

What believers are saying

  • Adoption of AI can boost operational efficiency and customer satisfaction for U.S. Bank.
  • Gen Z's digital preferences offer U.S. Bank a chance to capture new market share.
  • Trade finance automation can streamline U.S. Bank's international transaction processes.

What critics are saying

  • Neobanks attract Gen Z, risking U.S. Bank's market share in this demographic.
  • Economic uncertainty may impact U.S. Bank's loan and mortgage revenue streams.
  • Tariff-induced trade fragmentation could affect U.S. Bank's international operations.

What makes U.S. Bank unique

  • U.S. Bank leverages AI to enhance small business solutions and customer service.
  • The bank focuses on digital tools to attract Gen Z consumers with innovative solutions.
  • U.S. Bank simplifies global payments through strategic collaborations with fintechs.

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Benefits

Health Insurance

Dental Insurance

Vision Insurance

Life Insurance

Disability Insurance

401(k) Retirement Plan

Paid Vacation

Paid Holidays

Adoption Assistance

Paid Sick Leave

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