Transfer speed is a weird product feature to concentrate on. You think banks could offer more than just fast access to attract people. What about bank hours that suit people with a job?
As a bank employee, i have to say that it would be fantastic if banks could be open hours that suit "people with a job". There is one question i have though. Aren't employees of banks people with jobs too? If bank hours were extended, when would people that work in banks be able to do things like grocery shopping, their own banking etc. banks have already extended hours so that they are open on saturday mornings and offer netbanking, Atms (that accept cheque and cash deposits).
Posted by:Lisa (Aus) on November 29, 2006 9:15 PM
If banks opened up for longer hours (what i'd call normal hours) you'd have two shifts. One works morning the other works the arvo.
Problem solved. Fast Food chains have been working this system for a while now.
As a bank employee, i have to say that it would be fantastic if banks could be open hours that suit "people with a job". There is one question i have though. Aren't employees of banks people with jobs too? If bank hours were extended, when would people that work in banks be able to do things like grocery shopping, their own banking etc. banks have already extended hours so that they are open on saturday mornings and offer netbanking, Atms (that accept cheque and cash deposits).
Posted by:Lisa (Aus) on November 29, 2006 9:15 PM
If banks opened up for longer hours (what i'd call normal hours) you'd have two shifts. One works morning the other works the arvo.
Problem solved. Fast Food chains have been working this system for a while now.
Posted by:ash on November 30, 2006 4:11 PM
