China Life Bank Teller? 1. China Life Insurance Company: China Life Insurance Co., Ltd. is a national commercial life insurance company controlled by China Life Insurance (Group) Company on behalf of the state. Its predecessor was the original People's Insurance Company of China founded in October 1949.

The company and its branch China Life Insurance Co., Ltd. were established in February 1996, and China Life Insurance Co., Ltd. was approved by the State Council in January 1999.

On June 30, 2003, with the consent of the State Council and the approval of the China Insurance Regulatory Commission, China Life Insurance Co., Ltd. was registered and established in Beijing. On December 17 and 18 of the same year, it was listed in New York and Hong Kong respectively.

It occupies a leading position in China's insurance market.

The company's extensive distribution network across the country is composed of personal agents, direct sales personnel and professional and part-time agencies, providing products and services such as individual life insurance, group life insurance, accident insurance and health insurance.

As of June 30, 2005, China Life had more than 65.54 million valid individual and group life insurance policies, annuity contracts and long-term health insurance policies, and 150 million individual and group accident insurance and short-term health insurance policies. It owned and managed

There are more than 120 million long-term life insurance policies in effect.

2. Bank counter staff mainly include the following categories: 1. Cash teller: The daily work is mainly engaged in the review of various cash businesses, counting small bills, counting large amounts of cash, etc.

It is usually held by people who have just started working in banks and is the basis for continuing to engage in other counter jobs.

2. Ordinary tellers: engaged in various counter services, including handling all types of public and private business.

Checking and settling accounts for the day, etc.

They are the most common type of teller staff in banks.

3. Comprehensive teller (accounting supervisor): Mainly responsible for checking, supervising, and reviewing various accounts of ordinary tellers on the day.

Explanation of special counter business handling procedures, inspection and supervision of the implementation of bank rules and regulations, etc.

Sometimes we also handle specific business.

4. Low-counter tellers (or open counter staff): They are provided by some larger business outlets with comprehensive services.

The counter staff mainly handle non-cash businesses including personal consumption loans, personal housing loans, personal financial management (fund business, bank agency insurance business) and other non-cash businesses.

This type of teller has relatively high requirements and must have certain basic knowledge and skills in personal loans as well as personal financial management knowledge.

5. Lobby Manager: Usually responsible for promoting bank business, classifying and guiding branch customers, answering various business inquiries from customers, mediating and guiding disputes and conflicts between bank staff and customers, etc.

It is usually held by bank employees with long-term working experience, sometimes by bank branch managers.

3. If you are a teller at China Life Bank, of course you will mainly collect premiums and handle life insurance business in the bank.