Influence of Transaction Mix on the “Demand for Teller Time”

by Craig Thompson

If all transactions were simple deposits, banks could save significant time and money training tellers and could guarantee fast service times to their customers.  But they are not all simple deposits.  Instead, what looks like a stream of “average” customers walking into a branch for service turns out to be a stream of (predictable) inconsistency.

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