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Retail Banking Teller Operations

Last updated: September 14, 2026

/ 100 demand

Declining

Moderate demand — niche market, selective opportunities

Market Demand49/100Declining

US Median Salary

$41k

US Job Openings

10k

30-day Trend

-1.4%

90-day Trend

-4.9%

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Salary Range by Experience

$36k

Entry (0–2 yrs)

$41k

Median (3–6 yrs)

$52k

Senior (7+ yrs)

Career earnings trajectory: entry → senior pays +$16k more (44% growth over career)

Why This Skill Is in Demand

Branches still need tellers for cash handling, customer service, and basic account transactions, especially in markets where in-person banking remains important. However, digital banking and branch consolidation are reducing overall volume.

AI and automation reduce routine teller work through mobile deposits, chatbots, and self-service kiosks. Human staff remain important for exceptions, fraud awareness, and relationship-based service.

Future Outlook

6+ yearsestimated market relevance

This role will likely continue to decline gradually as banks automate routine transactions and shift staff toward advisory and sales functions. Remaining opportunities will be concentrated in community banking and high-cash branches.