Cage Cashier resume example

As a Vault Cashier you provide all necessary cash and coin to the front line cashiers and take in their checks, coupons, and damaged or old money. This position is a supervising position for the shift you are on and any cashiers working within this same shift. In this position you must balance the vault, verify cashiers drawers at their shifts end, provide table fills and credits, keep track of decks of cards like they are money in our vault, and use a few computer programs to accomplish these tasks and more. The computer programs and office equipment used included:

• Excel
• Word
• Specific program made for the Casino's check cashing policy and to keep track of customer's points for the promotional offers given back from the casino
• Adding machines
• Fax machine
• Com-check printer
• Coin and Currency counters

Started as a cashier, after a month or two began supervising. These positions include all of the same duties that are previously listed and on a much larger scale. Doing currency exchange on Canadian money at this location is just as common as exchanging U.S. bills to make change. This larger location made the new position a little more of a challenge and that keeps the job interesting.

This first employment opportunity taught how strong employee relationships, and great customer service mean just as much as the details of keeping track of the money that go's through the department. There were many lessons learned during this employment time frame. Lessons learned include:

• Training other new employees
• Knowing the customers on a first name basis
• Working with the other employees to make sure everyone received a 15 minute break as close to two hours into their shift as possible.
• How to correct mistakes