Zions Bancorporation

Project Management Analyst Intern

May - September 2022 • West Jordan, UT

What I liked

Great company culture. Everyone is ready and available to help each other out. Internship program was very beneficial and immersing into the corporation.

What I wish was different

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Bank Teller

April 2019 • Boise, ID

What I liked

Good benefits

What I wish was different

Smoother and easier to learn how to do transactions

Advice

It takes some time to learn many of the different transactions and procedures but just keep going it gets easier!

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Bank Teller

January 2020 • Salt Lake City, UT

What I liked

Good company, takes good care of employees!! Great benefits and high emphasis on diversity and equality.

What I wish was different

More training opportunities

Advice

Get to know people and ask them questions about anything in their knowledge. this is the fastest way to learn.

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Bank Teller

November 2015 • Kaysville, UT

What I liked

Learning more about the banking industry and business in general.

What I wish was different

That I would have been more proactive in learning more about the financial industry.

Advice

Push yourself to do hard things. It’s the only way to grow. Do not let fear get in the way of ambition. Also, be patient. Put in the time to grow. It’s normal to start out in a smaller role.

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Credit Analys

May 2019 • St. George, UT

What I liked

I like that the company was so hands on in my training and really wants to see me learn and grow.

What I wish was different

They made me drive to Salt Lake 3 separate time.

Advice

Be ready to learn!

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Bank Teller

September 2014 • Logan, UT

What I liked

Interactions with the people and clients

What I wish was different

More updated technology

Advice

Its a good experience for customer service, good intro to a corporate job

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Floating Bank Teller

July 2019 • Salt Lake City, UT

What I liked

Really flexible schedule. Benefits. Holiday, vacation, and sick pay. Mileage reimbursement, since I go to several different branches

What I wish was different

Advice

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Floating Teller

June - August 2019 • Salt Lake City, UT

What I liked

I really liked the company. I liked the people I trained with and I liked the way training was realistic instead of all about lofty goals you know won’t be on your mind on the job. I also liked (a little more selfishly) that, as a floating teller you have fewer responsibilities than the tellers who worked in one branch.

What I wish was different

Despite the reduced responsibilities of a floating teller, I think I would have liked to work in one branch. It’s difficult to learn the processes when you work at different branches who do things differently. It’s not too fun feeling like the new person everywhere you go. I also am not a huge fan of customer service.

Advice

This job is more for outgoing people. I’m not really that way. Of course, an introvert can still do it, I just think it would be more enjoyable as a more outgoing person.

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Community Devlopment and Affairs Intern

June - September 2018 • Salt Lake City, UT

What I liked

The team I worked with was so helpful and included me in everything they did. I was able to visit organizations with my supervisor and get involved from the beginning.

What I wish was different

I wish I was able to get a solid job offer before my internship ended or that the bank had more available jobs for interns.

Advice

Jump into the work you are doing and offer to help with everything from the start.

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Intern

June - August 2019 • Salt Lake City, UT

What I liked

I really enjoyed the company and team environment. The team I worked with was amazing especially the management. I felt I was given a meaningful project and truly made a difference in the company.

What I wish was different

Honestly nothing. It was an amazing opportunity.

Advice

I think just network more than I did. I did network, but not as much as I should have/would have liked to.

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Marketing Intern

June - August 2019 • Salt Lake City, UT

What I liked

Working and interacting with the other interns.

What I wish was different

Didn't have to deal with long commute.

Advice

Be proactive and search for internships so you don't have to choose the only internship available to you.

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Corporate Banking Intern

June - August 2019 • Salt Lake City, UT

What I liked

I loved the people and the organization, and the Internship program was very well run. I had lots of opportunities to hear from and network with high-ranking bank officials, and to interview people from around the Bank.

What I wish was different

Advice

Take initiative to learn everything you can about the Bank and how people got to where they are. Ask lots of questions, try to soak up as much as you possibly can.

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Teller

May 2017 - July 2019 • Logan, UT

What I liked

The flexibility and skills learned that can propel me in a business career.

What I wish was different

I wish I had worked harder to become a supervisor to learn other skills.

Advice

Getting to know the clients was the most helpful thing. Money is such a taboo subject but having a personal connection allowed then to open up and for me to offer products so I could meet my goals.

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Bank Teller

March 2019 • Springville, UT

What I liked

I love the managers, they’re really good to work with and very good at helping us learn.

What I wish was different

I wish time off was more flexible.

Advice

When you have an angry customer, listen to them first. It makes the process go a whole lot smoother

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Floating Teller

June - August 2019 • Salt Lake City, UT

What I liked

The money! Aside from that, I honestly really liked the company. I had thought I would be happy staying there for the rest of my career before I got an internship offer that I had wanted for a while. On a more selfish note, a floating teller gets the luxury of not being expected to know everything and we are barred from doing certain kinds of transactions that sounded really hard. It’s a plus.

What I wish was different

I just don’t love customer service, but that’s a part of the job. Another thing I didn’t love was being a floating teller. I think I’d have preferred working in one branch.

Advice

This job is more for outgoing people than for people like me. Of course, being an introvert is no excuse not to do something—I still did the job, but I’d rather work with the same people every day rather than meet new people everywhere I go.

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