Check Into Cash Employer Reviews

A typical day at work consists of managing the collection process day to day and the center's employees
Making sure that all policies and procedures are being followed as well as state and corporate guidelines
I learned valuable time management skills and customer service skills that will benefit me for the rest of my life.
My co-workers are very dependable – more...  and reliable and a joy to work with
The hardest part of my job is my unpredictable schedule. I have to adjust my schedule each day depending on if all of my customer's pay on time.
The most enjoyable part of my job is that I am actually helping people in the long run. I work with them everyday to help them adjust or fix their financial needs – less

A typical day at work would be calling all courtesy calls, fallout, and PCO's. Picking up money form the bank and maintaining the right amount all day. Faxing over all daily paperwork to the proper places. Doing numerous of computer transactions. Cashing all money orders, checks, and western unions. I have learned that it is very important to take your – more...  time and be extremely accurate when dealing with a lot of money. I enjoyed working with my co worker. We both are very outgoing and can get along.She is always there if i need any help and doesn't mind answering any questions i may have. I also do a lot of traveling to different centers and always meeting new people in our district that I really enjoy working with. The hardest part of the job is staying accurate all day with so many different products we have. Everything has its own part and then it also has its own log in form that everything you do has to be logged in for auditors. The most enjoyed part of the job is working with some of the best people. When you can get along with the people you work with it really makes your day a lot better and makes you enjoy your job so much more. – less

I loved being able to help the customers in their time of need. It was great to see "regulars", but I was also happy for them when they were able to "get back on their feet".

Clock into work, go to the safe where I would count my drawer. Go to my window and made sure I had the proper loan apps that would be needed in their on spot. Go threw and check the loans that were due for that day that had not been paid yet prior to my shift. If I didnt have costumers in the store I would go vacume, mop floors and clean the windows. – more...  I would also make late loan calls and try to make arrangements or a payment option. If ther were costumers in the store I would either cash their work checks(if a repeat costumer), if they were a new costumer, they would need to fill out information on themselves while I get a copy of their check with their ID. I would then call their references to make sure the person as a referance knew them and also call the name of job that is on the check to validate it was a company. Once that process is done I cash their check.
If someone comes in and needs a loan, I would make sure their information in the system was still current and a check in the amount that they were eligable for so I could make a copy for our recods to put with copy of the loan app. – less

I process loans, cash checks, and watied on customers I reaally like this job.

Being that this was my first full-time job, I surely enjoyed working there. If they were still operating in GA, I'd still be there

I really liked the job working as Administrative Assistant for Corporate Trainer. I was under direct VP's administrator. It was a good learning experience.

check into cash built the foundation that i have to be the best customer service manager and it was a lesson to be learned dealing ith all walks of life and adapting to change. I learned how to make quick sound deceisions

At the time of my employment, Check Into Cash had very strict policies and procedures, due to the nature of their business. Once I got used to this, the routine of my day became very simple. I had regular customers that I knew by name--and vice versa. However, there was no room for advancement unless someone was fired from a different branch and they – more...  needed a quick replacement. Overall, I'd say this is not a place that you would make a life long commitment to. – less