Pros
Regions is great about work/life balance. When you clock out, the day is done. All the bank holidays are great to be off. You start with 2 weeks paid vacation and can purchase up to 2 more weeks if you want it taken out of each paycheck. You also get time off for sick days, doctor visits, etc, but you cannot use those as vacation days. Helping customers reach their personal financial goals is a joy when you actually have time to do it.
Cons
You are stretched as thin as Regions can possibly stretch you. One teller in lobby, one teller in drive through, handling lines of customers all day by yourself, and then you still have tons of other jobs you have to take care of besides helping the customer in front of you. Even though Regions starts higher for "tellers," here tellers do WAY more than just count money. They multitask and do other jobs across the entire branch. FRS have to also be part-time bankers and open accounts, do maintenance, open credit cards, handle fraud, research customer issues, research and fix coding error issues for transactions, and do out-bound phone calls to warm leads to bring in more business all throughout the week as well, and that's not even half of it. FRCs have to also rotate onto the teller line and work a cash drawer in between appointments, loans, and doing even more out-bound calls every week. It'll put the best multi-taskers to the test.