The Methods And Machinery of Practical Banking
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There is, as we have stated, a general idea among bankers that a bank President may, in the absence of the Cashier, perform the general executive duties of a Cashier. But the Government seems Inclined to view him as simply the head of the Board of Directors, with the official duty of presiding at their meetings, serving as one of ^eir number, and not by virtue of his office qualified to do much else.
BOMB WORDS ON MANAeBMBNT. 375 CHAPTER XVni.
SOME WORDS ON MANAGEMENT.
In the management of the ...details of a bank — in the general adminis- stration of its internal affairs — ^the head Manager and all his subordinates should aim to be as helpful and accommodating to their dealers and general customers as the rules of good banking and the customs and laws of business will allow.
Every bank offlc^ should fully understand the bearings of all the banking questions that come before him for adjudication — should know the character of the rights and responsibilities involved in all the points at issue in the problems which may present themselves for his consideration.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There is, as we have stated, a general idea among bankers that a bank President may, in the absence of the Cashier, perform the general executive duties of a Cashier. But the Government seems Inclined to view him as simply the head of the Board of Directors, with the official duty of presiding at their meetings, serving as one of ^eir number, and not by virtue of his office qualified to do much else.
BOMB WORDS ON MANAeBMBNT. 375 CHAPTER XVni.
SOME WORDS ON MANAGEMENT.
In the management of the ...details of a bank — in the general adminis- stration of its internal affairs — ^the head Manager and all his subordinates should aim to be as helpful and accommodating to their dealers and general customers as the rules of good banking and the customs and laws of business will allow.
Every bank offlc^ should fully understand the bearings of all the banking questions that come before him for adjudication — should know the character of the rights and responsibilities involved in all the points at issue in the problems which may present themselves for his consideration.
What to read after The Methods And Machinery of Practical Banking?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Claudius Buchanan Patten to read onlineMoreLess
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