Making Change as a Cashier PART 1
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- Опубліковано 6 жов 2024
- We walk-through the steps of how to make change as a cashier.
See PART 2 to learn how to give change when a customer gives you extra coins.
Making Change as a Cashier PART 2, When the customer gives extra coins
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Making Change as a Cashier PART 2, When the customer gives extra coins
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Im terrible at counting money so thank you 😊 🙏
literally so horrible i’m literally embarrassed
Me too.
@@cheyennepalmer7990 same I start my first job on Tuesday
@@ashelysavage3994 how did it go? I’m going start working next week im kinda nervous im so horrible at counting money I feel like I’m going to panic and messed up everything lol
@@ashelysavage3994 how did it go?? 💕
I'm 25 and so used to automated systems TELLING you how much you owe them, just picked up a job at an old fashioned diner so I have to learn how to figure out what I owe them and count it. Figuring out what I owe them is the only problem. Feel like I'm a third grader again this is so embarrassing lol but this video is a life saver!
Tomorrow is my first day, this helped me tremendously! Thank uuu
I really needed this i just started my new job and it has an older register so there is no calculator, i also have a hard time doing math in my head without blanking under pressure
I'm terrible with numbers and I've been relying on the register for at least 20 years and never learned this! Thanks 👍 I kinda get the change part, but not the dollars part
Thank goodness I'm worse with anything math hoping the cash register does the work mostly
I’m 17 and don’t know how to count money is so embarrassing 😢
Just watch both videos and you'll probably be fine. :-)
Same girls it’s ok same.
@@innileliluvsan ye it’s so embarrassing
I’m 16 and i also been a slow leaner too growing up, it’s really embarrassing 😓😓😓
@@DanielaZavalaIbanez ye but keep practicing you’ll get better
I’m so used to machines telling me what my total will be or counting for me I’m not used to counting money myself. Thank you so much for these videos.
You are so welcome!
Always be careful to protect yourself, instead of trusting a machine to think for you.
Like when taking money from an ATM, I count it to make sure I received the correct amount of cash.
I'm incredibly bad with money and I appreciate how you talked slow and clearly, thank you 😭🙏
@@wilberwillow1982 ME TOO 😭 i got a job as a cashier and im watching these videos rn they’re so helpful
new model cash registers show you the exact change so you have nothing to worry about but its all ways good to know how to count change
This video helped with clarification, silly as it might sound but no one really took the time to teach me this. Thank you😊❤
I was a cashier for 5 years and knew how to count back change, and then I became a janitor for a long time and totally forgot. Thank you for this video, I have a new job as a cashier again and it helped me remember how to count back change! I find it very useful when the customer gives you more change after you already inputted the amount into the cash register and you have to do the mental math to figure out the difference. Thanks again for this vid, it was very clear and concise!
Thank you for this!
I remember back in elementary being taught things like this for maybe a year, but all the sudden it's like it didn’t exist anymore and was completely gone!
Hadn't known they stopped teaching this anymore!
Don't know why they would do that as money is always relevant.
And then when you get put in the drive-through with a person from a different generation thinking you know how to do it, and then feel belittled for not knowing how to do something that you weren't really taught in school. 😔
Never thought of counting up, it made it so much better! I always subtracted, but then would get wrong numbers.
Thank you for the help! I started looking for jobs recently and I’m so anxious about being a cashier but this made me feel so much more confident 😭🙏
You are so welcome!
Thanks for the help im 16 working at a restaurant and when peopel pay with cash i may have a little panic attack but this helped me understand better
Keep going and after awhile you'll be great! Doing a task over and over makes you proficient! : )
@@ChanceLemke Hi! I just applied for a job at a local deli in my town. I’m really nervous about working at the register cause I can’t count money that well, do you have any tips for me? I’d love some advice, and I also get very nervous around people so if you have any advice I’d love to hear it, I’m kinda desperate haha😅 I start next Monday I’m so nervous!!
(Hope this isn’t creepy for asking lol)
Get real money, or play money, and count it. Practice at home. Grab a different amount in your hand and count what you grabbed. Keep trying! No need to panic. Just tell customers you're new and they'll usually be more patient. After a couple of weeks, you shouldn't be nervous. Most cash registers TELL you the amount of change to be given. But, it's always best to be able to count it back without a machine telling you how.
Enter the item amounts into the register and get the total, take their money, enter the amount the customer gave you, give back the change the cash register tells you. Each cash register is different, so someone will train you to use it. Have a small pocket-sized notebook to write the instructions. You might not be allowed to use your phone while working. You CAN ask if you can make a video of how to use their cash register as they show you. They might have one already to share.
I was at Hobby Lobby yesterday. The young cashier rang up my items that totaled $19.64. I gave him a $20. As he keyed the $20 into the machine. I asked him if he could figure out the change without the machine telling him the amount. He said, "Maybe if I thought about it for a long time".
I told him how. Count up from $19.64 to the $20 that I gave him as a penny to 65, a dime to 75, a quarter to $20. He looked surprised it was so easy.
Be polite to the customers, listen, be the best, and find the fun in the job, and it will be easy.
Confidence kills doubt! You've got this!
@@JoAnnsSchool Thank you so much!! I just had my first shift Monday and I’m working again this Saturday. Thankfully the girl training me is really nice and was helping me count the money but I still need to learn so I can do it on my own. Definitely gonna keep your advice!
Tysm. I’ve always been a slow learner in these kinda stuff and it’s making me not wanna work but this helps!!.
Thank you this helps I do have a hard time so good thing the cash registers tell me how much change I have to give back or this would be hard for me 😂 I just got a job as a cashier it’s my first time I’m nervous
You've got this! Just remember to COUNT UP from the sale amount to the amount they give you.
I honestly can say that if I was told they count change as a Hobby I would definitely belive it this person did better than my parents and grand parents could of when it comes to counting money period
Thank you, I struggle with counting money fast and I don’t work well under ensure and I’m going in for an interview at a grocery store.. if hired I’d need to know how to count back change. This helped me understand so much
Thank you i have a hard time understanding math but these videos are super educational and I'm I can go to a resource to help me
omg i can’t believe i never thought of counting UP instead!!! thank you so much
I think when it comes to learning a subject that's been uncomfortable or missing the right strategy, it can be and feel hindering.
However, especially on timed quizzes and tests, it's quite liberating to find content that challenges effectively; because it starts with the basics and how it's taught. I've tensed up with math but...I embrace good teachings for turnaround.
I don't like to ever put down others for what they don't understand. If I learn something, I like to show them with compassion, and that is why I like this very channel. ✖️,➕, ➖,➗, 🟰...
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Literally school never taught me this. I just knew PEMDAS
Did school literally teach you to add and subtract? Same concept.
im still confused. i dont know why
Learn to count coins quickly.
Memorize what coins make a dollar:
100 pennies
20 nickels
10 dimes
4 quarters
2 half dollars
Memorize what coins make another coin:
2 dimes + a nickel make a quarter
5 nickels make a quarter.
Start with the amount on the register of the total sale
and count UP to the amount they gave you.
Watch the video again and again.
You can do it! :-)
So helpful i always been embarrassed and bad at mad but i really wanna be able to do this stuff 💞🥰
Thank you so much I am about to get my first job as a cashier at a restaurant soon and I am bad at handling money so this is very helpful!!
Thank you so much for this video! I'm using it for my absent students to watch at home, or if they need a reminder when doing homework. Your's is the first video I found that wasn't condescending about "why kids can't count back change these days." Thank you again!
I've been teaching my niece how to calculate in her head without using a machine that gives her answers. It's important she learn so that she isn't cheated. I show her these videos hoping they'll stimulate and motivate her to learn. I went on Amazon and bought her play money that looks real with a cash drawer. She's getting better thanks to the help of these videos. 👍
very helpful I start my orientation tomorrow as a cashier 🥰
Good luck!!
I have been watching lots of different videos and I wasn’t understanding how they were counting the coins. Thank you for explaining it so well.
Im amazed at the knowledge amd amount of videos u have thank you
My pleasure!
I have learning disability and it’s so freaking hard for me to count money idk how to its embarrassing
I just started working and I’m kinda getting it 🥹
Also 3rd example! Most people wouldn’t know what to do if the customer would give them $22 for the $16.22
which is, the $20 is for the $15 and the $2 is for the 1.22
And customers could do that so they can have back $5 note plus very few coins $0.78
my problem is i can’t count change backwards. i have to go from largest to smallest. i can’t comprehend anything other than that
That just means you need practice with mental math addition
Thank you so much for providing this tutorial, Im not a cashier but I have problems with counting change in US currency and have problems with identifying the differences between a nickel and a dime. I may not be an expert yet but this video provided a great insight on using the currency, thank you!
Read the description. I have U.S. money videos.
I have a problem of freezing up & resort to just looking at the screen!
Maybe try practicing at home more often. Once you become used to doing it, it'll seem easy.
@@JoAnnsSchoolI’m also happy that I’m able to understand this method because I’m terrible with math and #’s!
I came to the conclusion that I have performance anxiety!
I work retail and while it's nice to have a computer do the math and calculate change for you, the system goes down occasionally. Some of my older collogues told me of he lost art of counting back change. While I don't plan to do this for ever, I started doing some research and bumped into your series as a part of it, and it will definitely make life much easier. Honestly, I may just disregard the computer and do it this way and use the computer to confirm that I did it right to practice my skills for when the system does go down again (and it really is a question of when, not if)
That's a wonderful idea! It will sharpen your thinking and wit.
That the whole reason I came to this video I ain’t been a cashier in three years I was real good at counting change but I ain’t did it in so long I’m losing my touch
I remember doing this in elementary school and ill be 20 in September 😅 yeah, its been a while to do change in my head
Thanks! I never use change and your explanation was so useful. You are so kind!
okay, so what I pulled from this is you are basically adding the change to the nearest quarter, once you do that, you add the ACTUAL quarters until it rounds up to the dollar amount of the price and then you add the actual dollars that made the amount the person gave you, to which you then take the cash and give them back the change you rounded up...am I right?
In order to give the customer the FEWEST number of coins...we use dimes, nickels, or pennies, to get to the next increment of 25, 50, 75, or 1 dollar. Then we use paper money if needed to count up to the amount they gave.
Youre doing the lord's work. A gal at the pet supply store had to call over a co-worker to help her when i paid in cash. 😮
Wow! I like to pay with cash, and I always gently walk the young cashiers through the change process if they need the machine. "Count up from the amount due... to the amount they gave you".
I what to Learn math so i con work
@@daisylliguicota7898 www.youtube.com/@JoAnnsSchool/featured Watch each playlist for each level and you will learn everything.
this is insanely helpful! i understood immediately!
I remember being taught this in elementary, but it was like one year then done, it's ridiculous in my opinion.
@@amandaheart8913 That's one of the reasons I'm glad I can have my lessons online. Anyone can watch, whenever they need. 🥰
so glad this was posted, most useful video of them all! i start today at a retail store, this was so much help!
Glad it was helpful!
thank you so much genuinely this helped me!!
I just got a job. To be honest, i haver done cashier but i was able to train and wow, i need to better with the changes. I do daily math like for bills but doing cashier thing can be overwhelming.
I have a math disability ): but thank you for this ❤❤❤❤
this video is helpful because its gonna help me when i get change back from the cashier
This video is terrific-thank you so much for posting it!
Thanks for helping us nincompoops
😊
Thank you for this I’m gonna start training as a cashier soon so this was extremely helpful:)
Thank you so much I was really over thinking it this is such a simple way of math
cashier: that'll be $80
customer: gives an $80 banknote ...chaa!
That would be funny, yet illegal. : D
@@JoAnnsSchool definitely , it was probably just two 40 dollar bills taped together
ha
@@JoAnnsSchool I'll Be Here All Week. Don't Forget To Tip Your Waitress :))
Good mental exercise, too!
It was very confusing at first and almost quit and closed the video but it started making sense at the end😅
I'm proud of you for sticking with it! Try watching part 2!
Thank you I know I'll still freeze because environment but I've got this down better 😅
Um... I need help because I keep trying to find a video to explain to me what this man did.
So he had to pay 14.92 because the cash register totaled that amount.
He gave me 20.08, which confused me. I told him he didn't have to give me 0.08 cents, but he said... give me 15 dollars only that should be completed with the 14.92.... I was lost. NO ONE TOLD ME THIS AND NEITHER TAUGHT ME THIS.
Because of this, I'm at risk of not getting this job
2008 - 1492 = 516...so his change would be only $5.16...NOT $15.
Without his extra coins, counting UP we'd do 8¢ to be at $15, then a $5 bill to be at a $20 bill. His change would have been $5.08.
This is why knowing how to ''count up'' to give change is SO important. Either you somehow don't remember the correct amounts that happened, or he was a scammer trying to cheat you.
When in doubt, remove the decimal point and do the math quickly on scratch paper.
And, maybe it'll help if you watch part 2.
Making Change as a Cashier PART 2, When the customer gives extra coins
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@@StephnieEscalera I think he tried to scam you 😢
That’s how you do it when you first starting carrying money, cause after a while, you become able to make the calculation almost immediately in your mind no matter what amount of money they give you
I needed this!!! This was so helpful!!!
Thank you so much for this❤
this is exactly what I needed. Thank you for the clarity and the multiple examples.
Also, in the second example, with the $7.49 you know immediately that it’s $2 and then you give the .51
You do it automatically
I though the screen shows you how much to give
Most do. But that's not the point. If the power goes out, if the machine breaks down, you'd be stuck. A really good cashier knows how to give change on their own. Never give up your intelligence to a machine.
@@JoAnnsSchool great video, tomorrow is my first day and this helped so much!
thank you, you saved me
Great Video
Thank you so much Miss JoAnn! I really needed this.
Thank you so much Madam 🙏💚
Great video are you gonna make a part 2
It should be linked in this videos description, but here it is. :-)
Making Change as a Cashier PART 2, When the customer gives extra coins
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@@JoAnnsSchool thank you am good in algebra biology pre Calculus but I suck at making change sometimes I think am dumb
I can't play a violin. It doesn't make me dumb/stupid...it means I haven't practiced or tried. With practice, you can achieve anything. :-)
@@JoAnnsSchoolyou're amazing
thank you so much this helped lol!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thank you so much for this video.
You are so welcome!
Thank you for this video it definitely helped ▶️💯👏.
I needed this thank you
Nice information bro allah bless u
Thanks
Great!!!! I'm so happy to watch and learn a lot in this video. Thanks you
this was so helpful
thank you for explaining so well
I learned to make change when I was 16. It annoys me when people have to look at how much they have give me back and it’s an 11.00 and I give them 21$ they gat all flustered
Very good example.🎉
omg thank you made my life so much easier
I DONT GET ITTT
Either watch it again, or try watching the videos linked in the description and then watching it again. Maybe that will make it easier. 🥺
my brain hurts..??
basically round to the nearest whole number and then add quarters or whatever to complete a dollar for example
Cost: 16.79
Bill: 20
two dimes, one penny
17.00
3 dollars
20.00
hope that helps
Total: 16.21
Customer hands you: $20.00 starting at 16.21 (with change)
4 pennies 3 quarters = $17.00
The bills are 3 dollars 18, 19, 20.
The change is: 3.79.
THANK YOU
Thank you very much mada❤❤❤
I’m so confused, maybe I’m just thinking to hard about… I’m so used to counting change high to low🤦🏽♀️
I don’t get it can you maybe help me a bit more?
I don't really know how much more I can explain it. You need to know what coins make other coins like 2 dimes and a nickel make a quarter, what coins make a dollar, etc. Watch the lessons linked in the description and that will help.
The way you said that was rude
@@cherishpatterson1416 No, it wasn't. There are many video lessons linked to this one that will help. Money is first taught in 2nd grade. You must not be a regular viewer or subscriber. If you were, you'd know how much I try to help. Also if you were, you'd have known my dog Lola passed away a month ago when his comment was written. I was fighting to save her life, spending the last of my savings on vets and specialists, giving her IV fluids by myself, feeding her with a tube, yet I couldn't save her and she died in my arms. She should have lived another 4 or more years. Check my Community page on my channel.
@@cherishpatterson1416 It wasn't rude, just straightforward. Her response was right and exact.
Thank you Joann ❤️
This is not to understandable
@@kyradavidson7118 You need to know the basics of how to count money before learning to make change. Try watching the videos linked in the description. Then re-watch this lesson. 🥰
im cooked
Same
Naw. Just watch the videos linked in the description and practice. 😊
@@JoAnnsSchool your so sweet 💓💓
DOGGGG🤣🤣
you good bro,, we both going thru it gang
I am so good now thank you
👍
Thank you that helped a lot
great video
Yes
good video
Nowadays the register tells you how much you get back to the customer
Except when there's a power outage, or if/when it breaks. We should never be completely reliant on a piece of machinery. :-)
@@JoAnnsSchool that's very true when I was at McDonald's and one of the registers went down the kid at the register didn't know how much to give back to me
@@nikolugo he could have used a calculator
@@nikolugo could've used his phone lol
legend
Whats that called?
I don't understand. What is what called?
What if the total on the register is $764.88 😁
@@smoddyelse4688 Count up to the amount the customer gave you.
@@JoAnnsSchool your video started to make sense to me right away. I just need to sit down n actually think about it. Nevermind the question I asked. It was just a cheesy joke ❤️
Yeah, I knew you were kidding. I chuckled when I saw it. :-)
Than yous❤
Don't ask anyone under the age of 40 to count change back.
That makes me sad.
I'm cooked if I'm gonna work at McDonald's
I'm pretty sure McDonald's has easy cash registers. The cashier enters the amount of money the customer gave, then the cash register does the math and tells the cashier how much change to count back.
The best way to get good at it is to practice counting change to yourself or a friend. Every new life experience has a ''learning curve'' at the beginning when everything is new and confusing. No big deal.
You're a freaking angel