What time does the bank work? Do you rest at noon?

I'm a banker, and I'll answer your questions about banks.

There are still a large number of people in the society who think that banks are still nine to five, and leaders always drink tea and read newspapers when they go to work. For those who hold this view, I can only say that you have misunderstood bankers for 20 years!

The normal business hours of state-owned commercial banks are from 9 am to 5 pm, and the business is not suspended at noon. The bank requires all employees to arrive at the outlets before 8: 30 in the morning. If they receive banknotes, they should arrive half an hour in advance. This time may fluctuate according to the time of different outlets in different places. Then there is the morning meeting of the outlets. After the morning meeting, it is the preparation before going to work, and it will not be officially opened until 9 o'clock.

Business outlets don't close at noon, because the number of outlets is limited, and a radish is a pit. Usually noon is the rest time for lobby managers and tellers. The time for eating and resting is about one hour. Different outlets or busy levels are different, and sometimes there is no time to eat and rest at all.

It usually closes at 5 pm. Where there is normality, there must be abnormality, and abnormality is becoming more and more common. It is generally impossible to close business at 5 o'clock on time. For example, if a customer comes to queue at 4: 30, it must be arranged, but if it is one minute to 5: 00, will you queue up? Now commercial banks are emphasizing services, including complaint mechanism and mystery man inspection mechanism. If there is a complaint or the service is not in place, it will inevitably be deducted and fined. Therefore, arranging customers to wait in line for business at this time will inevitably extend the business hours. In case of complicated business, the meeting will generally be extended to six or seven o'clock.

If you think it's early at six or seven o'clock, I'll talk about my work after I stop opening to the outside world. Business outlets involve cash, and cash is not kept at outlets. After the business is closed every day, the teller shall make an inventory of the cash received and paid that day. If the accounts are consistent, the cash can be sealed. If the accounts do not match the facts, it is necessary to check the running water one by one, check the video to see if the cash is overpaid or underpaid, and then wait for the cash truck to take it away and store it.

The next step is to cross-check the business handled that day, and check whether the vouchers are complete, stamped, signed by customers and so on. After this whole set of work is finished, it's almost seven or eight o'clock. From 8: 00 a.m. to 8: 00 p.m., do you still think bankers work from nine to five?