A former publisher's perspective: Leaders help others 'unwrap' thier talents

After World War II, there were plenty of changes and many news stories about banking changes. Machines of various kinds began appearing in teller stations, gradually replacing all the hand-entry chores. Throughout all the changes with equipment, procedures, policies, and training, the one constant f...

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Published inNorthwestern Financial Review Vol. 187; no. 16A; p. 10
Main Author Haller, Ben
Format Trade Publication Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Minneapolis NFR Communications Inc 15.08.2002
Subjects
Bank management
Bank technology
Haller, Ben Jr
History
Leadership
United States
US
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Summary:After World War II, there were plenty of changes and many news stories about banking changes. Machines of various kinds began appearing in teller stations, gradually replacing all the hand-entry chores. Throughout all the changes with equipment, procedures, policies, and training, the one constant factor has been the need for good people to use them and make them work right. Making all these elements come together with good people means we must develop respect for all those around us; we must develop trust, and we must develop the ability to lead and to encourage others.