Bookwormlux
Valued Contributor
I have observed that most banks in my country seem to have very small number of employees and I do not understand why it is always like this.
Today, I spent over 3 hours in the bank because the workers attending to customers are not much and so the line was not moving at all. This made me to feel bad Because I wasted precious time that would have been channeled to something that is more profitable and helpful.
Now back to my question, why don't banks have many employees like other sectors? If you go to the hospital for instance, you will see many medical personnel attending to their patients, but bank workers are very few?
Is it that there are not much qualified graduates or there is a regulation about how many people banks should employ?
Today, I spent over 3 hours in the bank because the workers attending to customers are not much and so the line was not moving at all. This made me to feel bad Because I wasted precious time that would have been channeled to something that is more profitable and helpful.
Now back to my question, why don't banks have many employees like other sectors? If you go to the hospital for instance, you will see many medical personnel attending to their patients, but bank workers are very few?
Is it that there are not much qualified graduates or there is a regulation about how many people banks should employ?