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Final assessments 4
An introductory view
The National Bank of San Francisco operated in seven branches, receiving both business and individual depositors as well as conceding loans. ...
Another problem was the attitude of branch managers, who were not very enthusiastic about the committee and not very keen on changing the way they managed their branches as “each of us is paid to run our branch in the best interest of the bank, and we wouldn’t be in our present positions if we weren’t doing it” (informal comment of a branch manager). ...
This leads us to the role of the bank manager in the project, described as a no supportive and conscientious about the problem in hand, as Mr. ... Wellington to discuss the regular problems affecting the bank, to keep the interaction between the branches and try to enhance the communication between them. ...
In our opinion, this could be solved, had the president of the bank other managerial and leadership qualities, like vision and a main objective for the company, or simply, by imposing this recommendations.
Approximate Word count = 1067
Approximate Pages = 4.3
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