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Asian Business Review, Volume 3, Number 3/2013 (Issue 5)ISSN 2304-2613 (Print); ISSN 2305-8730 (Online)0The Effectiveness of Communication Practices with theCustomers: A Comparative Study between Eastern BankLimited and Mutual Trust Bank LimitedSheikh Abdur Rahim1; & Ferdouse Ara Tuli21Assistant Professor, Faculty of Business and Economics, Daffodil International UniversitySenior Lecturer, Faculty of Business, ASA University Bangladesh2ABSTRACTCommunication has been considered as the lifeblood of every business organization. In case of banking business inBangladesh, the effective communication is a must for convincing the customers. The reason behind that, the number ofbanks is increasing day-bay-day. Thus, the competition of banking business in Bangladesh is going to be severelycritical for the bankers. So, this paper attempts to explore the tools and techniques used by the bankers of Eastern BankLimited and Mutual Trust Bank Limited to communicate with their customers. This paper also attempts to reveal theopinion of bankers and customers regarding the effectiveness of communication practices by the authority of EasternBank Limited and Mutual Bank Limited and prescribed some possible courses of actions to make the communicationmore effective with their customers.Keywords: Business, Communication, Customer, Banker, Effectiveness, BangladeshJEL Classification Code: D831INTRODUCTIONCommunication is the key for interaction andinterference with the diversified customers in thepresent competitive banking business inBangladesh. The objectives of business as well asindividual can be fulfilled by practicing effectivecommunication with the customers. There are 51scheduled banks (www.bangladeshbank.org) operatingtheir banking business activities in Bangladesh atpresent. In addition to that, there are many foreign andlocal banks, financial institutions, insurance companiesand cooperative societies conducting their activities atpresent in Bangladesh. The number of banks and otherfinancial institutions will be increasing gradually in thefuture. Thus, the competition among the banks ofBangladesh will be increasing drastically in theupcoming days to attract customers towards their banks.There are two main functions of a bank. First, is to collectmoney in the form of deposits from customers at lowerrate of interest. Second, is to disburse this money in theform of loans among the customers at high rate ofinterest. In such a way a bank makes profit. As a result,effective communication must be practiced by the bankswith their customers. But the effectiveness ofcommunication depends on some commandants.According to American Management Association(AMA), “a communication is said to be effective becauseof the following ten commandants”. These are as follows:Copyright 2012, Asian Business Consortium ABRClean idea regarding topics and receiver ofcommunication Determination of purpose Understanding the environment of communication Planning for communication with consulting others Consider the content of the message To make receiver aware regarding the value ofcommunication There must be feedback from the receiver To define properly, whether communicationmessages are of short run or long run importance All actions must be suitable with communication Good listeningThe effectiveness of communication has been defined bydifferent authors in different ways. But the comprehensivedefinition of effectiveness communication was given byGriffin (1995). He quoted as ‘Effectiveness communicationis the process of sending a message in such a way that themessage received is as close in meaning as possible to themessage intended.’ 2 RESEARCH OBJECTIVESThe present research study has been carried out with thefollowing specific objectives: To investigate and find out the existing communicationpractices of Eastern Bank Limited and Mutual TrustBank Limited with their customers;31 P a g e

Asian Business Review, Volume 3, Number 3/2013 (Issue 5)ISSN 2304-2613 (Print); ISSN 2305-8730 (Online) To find out the tools & techniques used by bothbanks to make the communication effective withtheir customers;To explore the current problems (if any) relating tothe communication practices by both banks withtheir customers;To recommend some suggestions for overcoming theexisting problems of communication practices byboth banks with their customers and also to developa model of effective communication.3 RESEARCH METHODOLOGYThe methodology for the study has been developed inthe following way: Sample Size: There are 51 scheduled banks(www.bangladeshbank.org) currently operating theirbusiness activities in Bangladesh. Among these 51scheduled banks, the researchers have selected twoscheduled banks such as Eastern Bank Limited andMutual Trust Bank Limited to conduct the presentresearch study. The researchers have also taken 25bankers and 25 customers from Eastern Bank Limitedoperating in Dhaka City and 25 bankers and 25customers have taken from Mutual Trust BankLimited operating in Dhaka City randomly to collectrelevant information for this research study. DataCollectionMethods:Thestructuredquestionnaire was used to collect primary data andinformation from the respondents. The secondaryinformation were collected from different publishedA-Ranked Articles, Journals, Books, Magazines,Newspapers, etc. Data Analysis Procedure: The data and informationhas been analyzed through the statistical tools suchAdobe Illustrator , SPSS, Microsoft Office Package.The percentage has been calculated to find out theopinion of bankers and customers regarding thebusiness communication practices by both the banks.4 MEANING OF BUSINESS COMMUNICATIONBusiness communication is a process of flowinginformation occurring within the business environmentwith a specific legal objective. Business communication isnot a new concept. But it carries some special valuebecause it is a specialized branch of generalcommunication. The process, types, methods, approachesand so on are the same with those of generalcommunication. But the only difference between businesscommunication and general communication are the wayof application on the basis of the needs and demands ofthe organization and the individual. Business has beenoperating with a wide variety of economic activities forthe purpose of making maximum profit and minimumcost through effective management. That is why,organizations produce more products and services andsell these products and services for earning profit. SomeCopyright 2012, Asian Business Consortium ABR0experts have been defined business communication indifferent ways. Simon (1987) states that “without businesscommunication there can be no organization and there isno possibility of the group that influences individualbehavior.” Scott (1997) tells that “Business communicationis the transmission and accurate imitation of ideas ensuredby feedback for the purpose of accomplishingorganizational goals.” Lesikar and Pettit (1995) point outthat “Business communication is the ingredient thatmakes organization possible. It is the vehicle throughwhich the basic management functions are carried out.”Brennan (1988) identifies that “Business communication isthe expression channeling, receiving and interchanging ofideas in commerce and industry.” Gow and Bethy (1988)explain that “Business communication is a link that allowsorganization to function as a system.”Why Banking Business Needs to Communicate?There are 51 scheduled banks operating their businessactivities in Bangladesh. Besides 51 scheduled banks,there are many foreign and local banks, financialinstitutions, venture capitalist and cooperative societiesconducting their business activities in Bangladesh. Thenumber of these financial organizations will beincreasing radically in the future. That is why; thesefinancial institutions will be involving in tremendouscompetition with each other for attracting customerstowards their business organizations. For these reasons,these organizations need to recruit employees who havegood communication skills and they must be enabling tocommunicate efficiently with the customers both in oraland written communication.Major Types of Communication in Banking BusinessThere are three major types of communication inbusiness. These are as follows:I) Internal-Operational Communication: The internaloperational communication is one of the importantcommunications that occurs in conducting workwithin a business. The operation plan of the businesshas done to implement through this communication.There are many forms of internal-operationalcommunication. The supervisors’ orders &instructions to the subordinates, oral exchangesamong workers about work matters include into thiscommunication. It includes reports that employeesprepare concerning accounts opening, depositscollection, investment, bills collection and payment,cash receipt and payment, locker services,maintenance, and so on. It also includes e-mailmessages that employees write in carrying out theirassignment within organization.II) External-Operational Communication: The workrelation communication that a business does withpeople and groups outside the business is externaloperational communication (Lesiker and Pettit, 2008).32 P a g e

Asian Business Review, Volume 3, Number 3/2013 (Issue 5)ISSN 2304-2613 (Print); ISSN 2305-8730 (Online)0This communication includes all of the organizationendeavors at direct selling, such as salespeople “spiel”,descriptive brochures, leaflet, prospectus, telephonecallback, follow-up service calls, and so on. It alsoincludes advertising for the purpose of attractingcustomers in one hand but in other hand, to befamiliarizing organization and its activities to thecustomers. The authority of the banks can giveadvertisement in radio, television, newspaper,magazine, internet so that the customers may getinformation about the banks and its activities, products,services and so on. Sometimes, the authority of thebanks may participate in various national andinternational trade fairs that will help the bank’s toestablish direct relationship with the customers.III) Personal Communication: All communications arenot operational that occurs in the organization.Indeed, this communication has been occurred mostof the cases in the organization to fulfill the personalsatisfaction. This communication affects employeeattitudes and attitudes affect employee performance.Thus, the authority of an organization should createa very congenial environment where each and everyemployee may freely exchange his or her views withothers. As a result, the employees can provide theirfull concentration to establish the good relationshipwith the customers. Therefore, the organization cansell more products or services to the customers thatwill help the organization to earn more profit.In addition to these three types of communication, thereare other types of communication in banking businesssuch as oral or written communication, formal orinformal communication, upward, downward andparallel communication. The organization is required alltypes of communication for attracting the customerstowards the products and services of the organization.Factors of Effective Communication in Banking BusinessThe following factors are required to make thecommunication more effective in banking business(Rahman, Mia and Hossian, 2005 a). Definite Purpose Study the Customer Good Idea or Thoughts Proper Transmission of Message Personal Touch Mutual Understanding Awareness of the need for effective communication Provision for feedback Selection of a good Channel Active ListeningNecessity of Two-way Communication in Banking BusinessNow -a- days, there are many reasons for which twoway communication is badly of needed in bankingbusiness. These are as follows: To complete the communication process with moreeffectively and efficiently by the active involvementof sender and receiver. To implement the direction. To create good communication environmentbetween employees and customers. To develop good relationship with the customers. To acknowledge information. To know the reaction of customers. To verify the accuracy of information.The process of two-way communication can be shown inthe following figure:MessageBarriersDevelop anIdeaSteps: 1Encode2TransmitBridge of ReceiveMeaning34Decode5AcceptUse67Feedback for two-way communicationFigure-1: Two-Way Communication Process.[Source: Ivanchief et. al. 1993, “Business Communication: Global Perspective”, 3rd edition, IRWIN, P. 40.]Barriers to Effective CommunicationEffective communication is highly essential to convincediversified customers and also to make the businessmore successful. But there are some barriers in bankingbusiness that are creating obstacles to make effectivenessCopyright 2012, Asian Business Consortium ABRcommunication with the customers (Rahman, Mia, andHossain, 2005 b). These are as follows:i) Organizational Barriers: The organizational barriersmay arise in the communication process because ofthe following reasons.33 P a g e

Asian Business Review, Volume 3, Number 3/2013 (Issue 5)ISSN 2304-2613 (Print); ISSN 2305-8730 (Online)Complex organizational structureExcessive layering of administrationLack of effective policiesConservativeness of ibilityIndividual Barriers: The individual barriers mayarise in the communication process because of thefollowing causes: Personality Wrong Explanation Individual Conflict Fear Pre-idea Insincerity and lack of confidenceLanguage/ Semantic Barriers: It arises in thecommunication process because of the followingreasons: Use of vague or ambiguous word Use of local language Use of different languages Use of technical wordsBarriers due to Status: It happens in thecommunication process due to the followingreasons: Status/ Position Mental StateBarriers due to resistance to change: It occurs due tothe following reasons in the communication process: Following the ‘ old one’ Lack of attention Own interpretation or assumptionOther Barriers: It occurs in the communicationprocess because of the following reasons: Geographical Barrier Lack of Harmony Faulty Expression Cultural Difference Absence of Feedback ii)iii)iv)v)vi)5 RESEARCH FINDINGS AND ANALYSISThe researchers have used structured questionnaire tofind out the opinion of bankers and customers regardingthe business communication practices by the EasternBank Limited and Mutual Trust Bank Limited with theircustomers.A. Questionnaire for BankersThe following questions have been asked by theresearchers to the Bankers of the Eastern Bank Limitedand the Mutual Trust Bank Limited for finding thebusiness communication practices with their customers:Copyright 2012, Asian Business Consortium ABR0Table: 1QuestionChoicesScoresEBL MTBL252500PercentageEBL MTBL100% 100%00% 00%Do youYescommunicate withNothe customerseffectively?The above table shows that 100 percent employees inboth the banks have provided positive answer and 0(Zero) percent employees in both the banks haveprovided negative answer. It means that the employeesin both the banks have got the opportunity tocommunicate effectively with the customers.Table: 2QuestionChoicesScoresPercentageEBL MTBL EBL MTBL1510 60% 40%Do you think thatSatisfacthe workingtoryenvironment inFairly1015 40% 60%this Bank isSatisfactoryfavorable whenDissatis0000% 00%you communicate factorywith thecustomers?The above table shows that 60 percent employees inEastern Bank Limited and 40 percent employees inMutual Trust Bank Limited are satisfied with theworking environment of the banks while they arecommunicating with the customers. The table also showsthat 40 percent employees in Eastern Bank Limited and60 percent employees in Mutual Trust Bank Limited arefairly satisfied with the working environment of thebanks while they are communicating with the customers.But 0 (Zero) percent employees are dissatisfied with theworking environment in both the banks while they arecommunicating with the customers. Although anyemployee has not shown any dissatisfaction regardingthe working environment of both the banks but theauthority of both the banks should take necessaryinitiatives to make the working environment morecongenial for the employees while they arecommunicating with the customers because 100 percentemployees of both the banks are not satisfied with theworking environment while they are communicatingwith the customers.Table: 3QuestionChoicesScoresPercentageEBL MTBL EBL MTBLWhat type ofBusiness 1015 40% 60%customers mainlymentransact in this Bank? Service 1010 40% 40%HoldersOthers5020% 00%34 P a g e

Asian Business Review, Volume 3, Number 3/2013 (Issue 5)ISSN 2304-2613 (Print); ISSN 2305-8730 (Online)The above table shows that 40 percent customers arebusinessmen, 40 percent customers are service holders and20 percent customers are other professions in the EasternBank Limited. Whereas, 60 percent customers arebusinessmen, 40 percent customers are service holders and0 (Zero) percent customers are other professions in theMutual Trust Bank Limited. These statistics indicate that theemployees of Eastern Bank Limited are taken morepressures than the employees of the Mutual Trust BankLimited to deal with the customers because the customersof the Eastern Bank Limited are more diversified than thecustomers of the Mutual Trust Bank Limited.Table: 4QuestionChoicesWhen do yourespond to thecustomers’ letter?ScoresPercentageEBL MTBL EBL MTBL2515 100% 60%Within3 daysWithin0000% 00%a weekWithin01000% 40%15 daysMore than 0000% 00%15 daysThe above question is relating to the duration of respondingthe customers’ letter. All of the respondents in the EasternBank Limited answered that they have responded to thecustomers’ letter within 3 days. Whereas, only 60 percent ofthe respondents in the Mutual Trust Bank Limitedanswered that they have responded to the customers’ letterwithin 3 days and rest of the 40 percent respondentsanswered that they have responded to the customers’ letterwithin 15 days. But fortunately, no respondent answeredthat they responded to the customers’ letter more than 15days. It indicates that the employees of both the banks aremore concerned to provide quick response to thecustomers’ letter.Table: 5QuestionChoicesScoresPercentageEBL MTBL EBL MTBL015 00% 60%How do youFace- torespond to thefacecustomers’ letter? conversationPhone call 5020% 00%E-mail5520% 20%Letter10040% 00%Service5520% 20%Quality UnitThe above question is relating to the way of respondingto the customers’ letter. In this regard, zero (0) percentemployees used face to face conversation, 20 percentemployees used phone call, 20 percent employees usede-mail, 40 percent employees used letter and 20 percentemployees used service quality unit to respond to thecustomers’ letter in the Eastern Bank Limited. Whereas,Copyright 2012, Asian Business Consortium ABR0in the Mutual Trust Bank Limited, 60 percent employeesused face to face conversation 0 (zero) percent employeesused phone call, 20 percent employees used e-mail, o(zero) percent employees used letter and 20 percentemployees used service quality unit to respond to thecustomers’ letter in the Mutual Trust Bank Limited.These statistics indicate that the authority of the EasternBank Limited should take necessary initiatives so thatthe employees of this bank can respond to the customers’letter through face-to-face conversation. These statisticsalso indicate that the authority of the Mutual Trust BankLimited should take necessary initiatives so that theemployees of this bank can respond to the customers’letter through phone call and letter.Table: 6QuestionChoicesScoresEBL MTBL15255050PercentageEBL MTBL60% 100%20% 00%20% 00%Do you think thatYesthe Bank followsNoeffectiveNocommunicationideasystems tocommunicate withthe customerssuccessfully?The above table shows that 60 percent employeesanswered yes, 20 percent employees’ answered no, and20 percent employees answered no idea about thecommunication systems which are followed by thebank’s employee to communicate with the customers’successfully. Whereas, in the Mutual Trust Bank Limited,100 percent employees responded that the bank followseffective communication systems to successfullycommunicate with the customers. These statisticsindicate that the employees of the Mutual Trust BankLimited are more satisfied with the bank’scommunication systems.Table: 7QuestionWhat are thelimitations ofthe Bank toeffectivelycommunicatewith thecustomers?ChoicesScoresPercentageEBL MTBL EBL MTBL1510 60% 40%Lack ofeffectiveness& efficiencyLack of5020% 00%organizeddatabaseLack of010 00% 40%moderntechnologyOthers5520% 20%The above table shows that 60 percent employeesresponded that they are suffering from the effectiveness& efficiency problem, 20 employees responded that theyare suffering from organized database problem, 0 (zero)35 P a g e

Asian Business Review, Volume 3, Number 3/2013 (Issue 5)ISSN 2304-2613 (Print); ISSN 2305-8730 (Online)percent employees responded that they are not sufferingfrom modern technology problem and 20 percentemployees responded that they are suffering from otherproblems while they are going to effectivelycommunicate with the customers in the Eastern BankLimited. Whereas, in the Mutual Trust Bank Limited, 40percent employees responded that they are sufferingfrom the effectiveness & efficiency problem, 0 (zero)percent employees responded that they are not sufferingfrom organized database problem, 40 percent employeesresponded that they are suffering from moderntechnology problem, and 20 percent employeesresponded that they are suffering from other problemswhile they are going to effectively communicate with thecustomers. These statistics indicate that the authority ofboth the banks should take necessary initiatives toarrange extensive training & development programs forenhancing the effectiveness & efficiency of the employeesso that the employees would be able to successfullycommunicate with the customers.Table: 8QuestionChoicesScoresPercentageEBL MTBL EBL MTBL1010 40% 40%When theAllow thecustomerscustomer’s toare givenvent his/heranyangercomplaint Apology for the 5020% 00%regarding misunderstandinthe Bank’sgcommunicat Respond to the 10040% 00%ion systems,problemthen how do immediatelyyou handle State the solution 015 00% 60%thepositivelycomplaint?In the Eastern Bank Limited, 40 percent employeesresponded that they allow the customer’s to vent his orher anger, 20 percent employees responded that theyapology to the customers for the misunderstanding, 40percent employees responded that they take immediateaction to solve the complaint and 0 (zero) percentemployees responded that they do not state the solutionto the customers’ positively. Whereas, in the MutualTrust Bank Limited, 40 percent employees respondedthat they allow the customer’s to vent his or her anger, 0( zero) percent employees responded that they do notapology for the misunderstanding they do not take quickaction to solve the problem and 60 percent employeesresponded that they state the solution positively to thecustomers. These statistics indicate that the employees ofEastern Bank Limited are more serious to resolve thecustomer’s complaint than the employees of the MutualTrust Bank Limited.Copyright 2012, Asian Business Consortium ABR0B. Questionnaire for CustomersThe researchers have also used structured questionnaireto find out the customers opinion regarding the businesscommunication practices of the Eastern Bank Limitedand the Mutual Trust Bank Limited with their customers.Table: 9QuestionScoresPercentageEBL MTBL EBL MTBLWhat is the level TK. 15,000 – 1020 40% 80%of your monthly TK. 19,999income?TK. 20,000 – 10540% 20%TK.24,999TK.25,000 –0000% 00%TK. 29,999TK. 30,0005020% 00%and aboveThe above table shows that 40 percent customers income–level is TK. 15,000-TK. 19,999, 40 percent customersincome-level is TK. 20,000-TK. 24, 999, 0 percentcustomers income-level is TK. 25,000-TK. 29,999 and 20percent customers income-level is TK. 30,000 and abovein the Eastern Bank Limited. Whereas, in the MutualTrust Bank Limited, 80 percent customers income-level isTK. 15,000-TK. 19,999, 20 percent customers income-levelis TK. 20,000-TK. 24,999, 0 ( zero) percent customersincome-level is TK. 25,000-TK. 29,999 and TK. 30,000 andabove respectively. These statistics indicate that thecustomers of the Eastern Bank Limited income-level arebetter than the customers of the Mutual Trust BankLimited. Thus, the authority of the Mutual Trust BankLimited should develop a good communication with thecustomers that will help them to attract the customerswhose income-level is more standard.Table: 10QuestionChoicesChoicesScoresPercentageEBL MTBL EBL MTBLHow frequently Everyday5020% 00%do you2 – 5 times 010 00% 40%communicate in a weekwith the Bank?Once in10540% 20%a weekLess than 1010 40% 40%once ina weekThe above table shows that in the Eastern Bank Limited ,only 20 percent customers answered every day, 40percent customers answered once in a week, 40 percentanswered less than once in a week and 0 ( zero) percentanswered 2-5 times in a week to communicate with thebank. Whereas in the Mutual Trust Bank Limited, 40percent customers answered 2-5 times in a week, 20percent answered once in a week, 40 percent answeredless than once in a week and 0 ( zero) percent customersanswered every day to communicate with the bank.36 P a g e

Asian Business Review, Volume 3, Number 3/2013 (Issue 5)ISSN 2304-2613 (Print); ISSN 2305-8730 (Online)Table: 11QuestionScoresPercentageEBL MTBL EBL MTBLAre you satisfied Satisfied 1510 60% 40%with the employees’ Fairly1015 40% 60%behavior in thisSatisfiedBank?Dissa0000% 00%tisfiedThe above table shows that 60 percent customers aresatisfied, 40 percent customers are fairly satisfied, and 0(zero) percent customers are dissatisfied with thebehavior of employees in the Eastern Bank Limited.Whereas, 40 percent customers are satisfied, 60 percentcustomers are fairly satisfied, and 0 percent customersare dissatisfied with the behavior of employees in theMutual Trust Bank Limited. These statistics indicate thatthe customers of the Eastern Bank Limited are moresatisfied than the customers of the Mutual Trust BankLimited. As a result, the authority of the Mutual TrustBank Limited should take necessary initiatives to arrangeextensive training & development programs so that theemployees can change their attitudes and behavior foreffectively communicating with the customers.Table: 12QuestionWhat types ofaccount do youhave in thisBank?ChoicesChoicesScoresPercentageEBL MTBL EBL MTBLSavings FDR5520%20%Others0000%00%The researchers asked to the customers about the types ofaccount that they are maintaining with the banks. In case of theEastern Bank Limited, 40 percent customers answered SavingsAccount, 20 percent customers answered Current Account, 20percent customers answered DPS, 20 percent customersanswered FDR, and 0 ( zero) percent customers answeredOthers Account. Whereas, in the Mutual Trust Bank Limited,40 percent customers answered Savings Account, 20 percentcustomers answered Current Account, 20 percent customersanswered DPS, 20 percent customers answered FDR, and 0(zero) percent customers answered Others Account.Table: 13QuestionChoicesScores PercentageEBL MTBL EBL MTBLWhat is your opinion Satisfied 1010 40% 40%about theFairly510 20% 40%communicationSatisfiedsystem in this Bank? Dissatisfied 10540% 20%In response to the above question, 40 percent customersanswered satisfied, 20 percent answered fairly satisfied,and 40 percent answered dissatisfied in the Eastern BankCopyright 2012, Asian Business Consortium ABR0Limited. On the contrary, in the Mutual Trust BankLimited, 40 percent customers answered satisfied, 40percent answered fairly satisfied, and 20 percentcustomers answered dissatisfied. The above statisticsindicate that the customers are more dissatisfied with thecommunication system of the Eastern Bank Limited thanthe Mutual Trust Bank Limited.Table: 14QuestionChoicesScoresEBL MTBL552020PercentageEBL MTBL20% 20%80% 80%Do you face anyYestrouble in gettingNoservice from theBank?The researchers asked to the customers whether they arefacing any problem to get service from the bank. Inresponse to the above question, 20 percent answered yesand 80 percent answered no in both the banks. Since 20percent customers are replying yes in responding to theabove question so the authority of both the banks shouldtake necessary steps to overcome the problems.6 RECOMMENDATIONSBased on the findings and analysis of the study, thefollowing suggestions are recommended by the researchersto overcoming the problems relating to businesscommunication practices of Eastern Bank Limited andMutual Trust Bank Limited with the customers:i) The authority of Eastern Bank Limited and MutualTrust Bank Limited should ensure quality of worklife for the employees so that the employees canfreely exchange their views and develop their skills,knowledge, attitudes, etc. As a result, they canprovide better service to the customers.ii) The modern sophisticated technology is required toeffectively communicate with the customers. Thus,the manager of both the banks should hire andinstall sufficient modern sophisticated technology invarious branches of the bank so that the employeesof these banks can effectively and efficientlycommunicate with the customers.iii) The extensive training & development is badly ofneeded to develop employees’ skills, knowledge,attitudes, behavior, punctuality, discipline and soon. So, the authority of both the banks shouldarrange extensive training & development programsso that the employees can change their attitudes &behavior and develop their punctuality, discipline,knowledge, etc. As a result, they can behave moresmartly with the customers than past.iv) Th

Business communication is a process of flowing information occurring within the business environment with a specific legal objective. Business communication is not a new concept. But it carries some special value because it is a specialized branch of general communicat

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