In recent days, Ms. Zhang had discovered a “new” affair in a new bank near her home, where a delicate cage had been placed in the lobby. According to Ms. Zhang, this was done in order to allow nearby parents who liked to walk dogs to do business in order to prevent dogs from harming people.
He came to the bank with a “suspension” and he was hungry and thirsty and he ate and drank “comb”. Enjoying this VIP service is not a VIP customer, but a “banking” pet dog with the owner.
Ms. Zhang, who lives in the Rose Bay district of Wuchang District, has a white VIP dog and, because the dog is moving, whenever she goes out to buy food, go to supermarkets, go to banks, she takes the dog with her.
"The most troublesome thing is that dogs sometimes go around, you're always holding hands, and it's hard to get your hands out of business." Ms. Zhang said that at the beginning of last year, on an occasional occasion, she had seen a fine dog cage in the bank hall at the recently opened Hanguchi Bank Rose Bay Community Branch, and that bank staff had told him that it was specially designed for the dog walkers who went to the bank, and that when the owner ran the business, the dog could rest in the cage, freeing his hands and ensuring the safety of other clients.
Although it was a small dog cage, Ms. Zhang felt the care and care of the banking services. That's exactly what made Ms. Zhang, who loves pet dogs, a bank customer. She told journalists that in the past year she had visited the Hanguchi Bank community branch several times around the house with a dog of love. “On one occasion, there were a lot of people who waited a little longer, the dog was a little impatient in the cage, the staff were afraid it was hungry and brought dog food and water.” Ms. Chang joked that her dog was a bank guest.
A number of non-dog clients agree with the bank's practice of placing dog cages in the lobby. “At times when they used to operate in a bank, they come across dogs, especially larger ones, and look scary.” Ms. Wu said that it would be a good thing for the dog keeper and other clients if there was a dog cage for the time being.
In the Golden Room, the dog nests reflect the bank's face.
Once upon a time, the bank was filled with gold bars and safe deposit boxes, which were referred to as “goldhouses”. The emergence of a dog's nest has shaken the impression that the bank is “higher”.
“In fact, banks' operations and products are very different and highly homogeneous, and in order to win customer recognition they have to think about what their clients think, or even offer a kind service that the customers themselves do not expect.” According to Hanguchi Bank sources, dog cages are a “signal” for the Bank's community banking network, which has been established in large communities to facilitate dog-to-dog operations.
In addition, in view of the fact that many districts are daytime dominated by older persons and children, some community banking sites have also set up recreational areas for children, providing them with slides, horses, building blocks, toys, etc., so that children can play freely in this small space and the elderly can talk, run business and change the “high cold” image of the bank.
The bank's slamming the community site.
At present, there are 31 financial networks in the Neighborhood Bank, including 7 financial capital complexes (community banks) and 24 local finance stores in the Neighborhood. Unlike traditional banking outlets, there are more non-financial services available to the population, allowing community residents to consider banks as their home.
In addition to the Hanguchi Bank, a number of banks, including the People's Bank, the Pufa Bank and the Wahsha Bank, have been working to create community banking networks. In the case of financial convenience stores located in the district, the express delivery service has been launched in cooperation with the express delivery company, and residents of the neighbourhood who are unable to pick them up at work during the day can pick up the express delivery from the express delivery company by means of a password received by text after working hours; There are also community banks that provide services such as special business concessions, public utility contributions, study tours, ticketing, etc. to the residents of the sub-districts, so that people can truly benefit.
“The territory in which banks now compete is composed of two main units, one of which is an online service, represented by mobile bank and micro-bank, for the middle and young population; The other is an offline service, represented by the Community Bank, which is mainly aimed at the residents of the sub-districts and the `last kilometre' of access to the service.” The head of the local single-share bank stated that as client demand became more diversified, the traditional service concept of the bank was radically transformed.