Back in the day, I was a teller ( 1979) before going to college. It was the Union Trust Co. It was state of the art..flag stone patios and a gorgeous fountain leading up to double gold doors..a receptionist greets one as one enters..the tellers are there to provide a service for the public..cashing checks/deposits etc.. More involved services (loans and such) were done by a variety of employees in private offices..
Anyway..this bank Webster....hmm..
you walk in and one of the tellers robotically yells out "HI. Welcome to Webster" But they are yelling out to the customer's back..so you have to turn around and say "thank-you"..the younger tellers aren't even looking up at you when you walk in..their heads are down and they are TEXTING. yep..Webster is paying it's tellers (who deal strictly with the public) to TEXT. Also, some of the tellers are unable to wait on customers who are waiting in line, because they are loudly carrying on elaborate financial conversations with clients over the phone..where is upper managment and why aren't THEY handeling these issues?
Nope..not so great.. read more