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As a bank manager, you will oversee the day-to-day running of a branch and be generally responsible for your employees, customers and business records.

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What does a Bank manager do?

Regular duties include:

Promoting and marketing the branch and its products
Dealing with customers' complaints or service issues
Ensuring a high-level of customer service
Ensuring the bank and its contents and staff are safe at all times
Monitoring business models and ensuring sales targets are met
Reporting to head office on business reports

What skills and interests should an Bank manager have?

Strong leadership skills
Good time management skills
Good decision-making skills
Strong communication and people skills
Ability to handle a crisis or unexpected situation
Honesty and trustworthiness

What hours does a Bank manager typically do?

A bank manager will typically work between 9am - 5pm, Monday to Friday, although many branches are now open on Saturdays so you may be required to work additional and often unsociable hours.

What environment is a Bank manager based in?

A bank manager will be based in the bank for which they are responsible, but may often have to attend meetings at the head office.

How much does a Bank manager travel?

Travel will be involved as a bank manager will have to attend meetings, conferences and training sessions in different parts of the country, and may be required to move to a different bank if the opportunity arises.

How much does a Bank manager get paid?

Starting salaries for bank managers are roughly £25,000 per annum but with experience, they can earn up to £70,000 or more, as well as benefit from various bonus schemes which vary depending on the employer.

Perks & benefits

As well as strong pay, the opportunities for promotion are excellent, as many bank managers go on to become area, regional or national managers, or move to other sectors such as insurance, pensions or financial advisement.

What qualifications does a Bank manager need?

An undergraduate degree with a business-orientated element, such as business studies, commerce, and accounting, would naturally be typically required.

Banks offer many graduate schemes. Typically lasting for two years, they will cover areas such as how to lead teams, manage businesses and deliver high levels of customer services. Additionally, you could seek out a route to becoming a manager by applying for a low-level customer service role and work your way up the business hierarchy.