Rebirth of financial migrant workers

Chapter 177 Becoming a big V blogger?

"Manager Wang, something bad is going on."

Liu Piaopiao rushed into the assistant's office in a panic and shouted loudly.

Wang Chunliang, who was signing the loan agreement, raised his head and looked at the other party in confusion:
"What's the matter?"

Liu Piaopiao panted heavily, wiped the sweat from her forehead and replied:

"Customers queuing up at Container No. 1, Container No. 2, and Container No. 3 are starting to fight."

"what reason?"

“Isn’t it because the business procedures at the counter are too cumbersome now?”

With the rise of Mianbei's power and the rapid development of the Internet, Huaguo's telecommunications fraud cases are increasing day by day.

In order to combat crime, multiple ministries and commissions have jointly launched multiple measures.

Among them, the most content involves the banking industry.

In the second half of 2009, the central bank stipulated that only one customer could open a single first-class account and five second-class accounts at a bank. (The plot needs to be inconsistent with the real time)

The vast majority of customers have applied for multiple bank cards, which means that when they handle business at the bank counter, they must first cancel their accounts.

People who are familiar with banking business should know that account cancellation is one of the most tedious and time-consuming tasks at the counter. Therefore, the speed of tellers handling business has dropped sharply, and the pressure on lobby managers to maintain order in the hall has increased sharply.

However, this is just the beginning. Starting from January 2010, 1, banks have been ordered to modify a number of business operation guidelines.

In the past, those who could apply for a card on behalf of others must now be present in person. In the past, those who did not need to verify the original ID card must now verify it.

In addition, a certain ministry has forced all banks to act as anti-fraud vanguards, requiring tellers to inquire about the motives for opening cards or transferring funds when handling customers' card openings, fund changes, etc., and even to investigate the transactions. Various types of private information such as a person’s home address, office location, and phone numbers of relatives and friends.

Of course, all bankers admit that the starting point of this is extremely correct, and it is quite effective in combating crime.

But the problem is, this is tantamount to imposing too many responsibilities on the bank that do not belong to it in the first place. The most important bank is just a financial institution, but you ask it to check the account and investigate the privacy of non-credit customers. Isn't it a bit overwhelming?
From a functional perspective, it does not have this power at all.

Not only bankers are complaining, but also a large number of ordinary people who handle simple business but are chased and asked by tellers who don't understand.

They all mistakenly believed that this was a method devised by the bank itself to embarrass customers.

As a result, the counter conflict intensified.

The cause of the conflict in the business hall of Sanlimiao Branch today was that a customer found that he needed to cancel his card first when applying for a card. The delay was too long, which caused dissatisfaction among the customers queuing behind him. In addition, customers with VIP cards were given priority. Cutting in line to handle business
Half an hour later, after settling the dispute, Wang Chunliang collapsed on the sofa exhausted. His eyes happened to catch a glimpse of the four characters "Free Card Opening" on the lobby bulletin board, and he immediately smiled bitterly.

Sister Jun went to the branch for a meeting early in the morning. After dealing with the difficult problem, Liu Piaopiao took a break from her busy work and sat in her empty seat scrolling through her mobile phone. No need to guess, she must be complaining in the lobby manager's work group.

"Manager Wang, this won't work. People are making trouble every day, and we're almost exhausted."

"Just get over this period of labor pain and you'll be fine."

Wang Chunliang drew a pie with his eyes closed. The labor pains in his previous life lasted until he was reborn. Liu Piaopiao continued to complain: "It would be great if some of the people above stopped just talking and being hand-off shopkeepers, and could actively promote and guide the people."

Wang Chunliang just said "hmm" casually to deal with the innocent thoughts of a simple girl.

Liu Piaopiao continued: "Manager Wang, can we do some knowledge popularization online?"

"WeChat public account? Weibo? Tieba? Or Xiaohongshu, oh, this one hasn't appeared yet."

Wang Chunliang still closed his eyes to rest and was not very interested in her proposal. After all, creating content in any media requires a huge investment of energy and funds in the early stage.

"Manager Wang, we have Weibo!" The innocent girl sat up straight and was very interested.

"what?"

"Have you forgotten? Last year you registered a Weibo account called 'Big Brother in Finance', and you were also certified as a bank blogger."

Wang Chunliang was stunned for a moment, and then he remembered that not long after Weibo was launched, he had registered an ID, and occasionally posted some banking knowledge on Weibo. He spent three days fishing and two days surfing the Internet.

After the eldest lady went to the imperial capital, Wang Chunliang gave her the account to take care of. Firstly, she could find something to do when she had nothing to do during the preparatory period, and secondly, it could also improve her ability to communicate with others.

Of course, Weibo at this time was still pure and clean. If it were after 2015 in the previous life, there would be all kinds of XXNs and keyboard warriors on it. Wang Chunliang would never dare to let a simple lady touch this savage beast.

Since then, Wang Chunliang has become increasingly busy with his daily work, and has long forgotten this matter. If Liu Piaopiao hadn't reminded him today, he wouldn't have remembered that he had registered such an account.

"Oh, you're talking about that, I gave it to Wan Ning later." He got up from the sofa and replied.

"I know, speaking of it, I also contributed to the subsequent growth of that Weibo account, because Mr. Luo would discuss with me every day the content of blog posts to be updated on the Weibo account. There were several times when she had something to do and I posted the blog posts for her. ."

With that said, she turned on Sister Jun's computer, logged into the Weibo page, opened the account information interface, and continued, "Manager Wang, look at it, the account has a lot of fans."

A small club with a naive team may be able to operate a Weibo account to have 100 fans.

Wang Chunliang felt cheerful in his heart. He stood up and walked to Liu Piaopiao, preparing to 'taunt' and hit him hard to make him realize the dangers of society.

"Haha, let me see how many fans there are. Damn, how many? 90?! Or is it Red V?"

Wang Chunliang leaned close to the screen and opened the account information interface three or four times, confirming it repeatedly before accepting this astonishing fact.

You know, at the beginning of 2010, the number of registered people on Weibo was only 5000 million. Unlike the later days when Amao and Agou bought zombie fans and then had millions of fans, having tens of thousands of fans at this time meant that they had great say and influence on the platform. Stronger.

The eldest lady has developed this account into a top-notch V. How come Wang Chunliang is not surprised.

He opened his eyes wide, opened his mouth wide, and asked Liu Piaopiao in an awkward manner:
"Did you buy fans, or did you publish some eye-catching content? How come there are so many people paying attention?"

Liu Piaopiao straightened her chest, held her head high, and her tone was full of pride:
"At the beginning, not many people followed the account, but one day, I 'accidentally' uploaded Mr. Luo's life photos to the Weibo album, and then..."

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(End of this chapter)