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부산은행, 주요 영업점에 외국인 서포터즈 배치
Source: yna.co.kr
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- Kian: what's the protocol when their assistance is needed?
- Seliml: ok this attempt at breaking down language barriers is still pretty clunky to me
- Suzukiadam: not sure what's more unsettling, the ad itself or that i can read some of those signs on screen
- Holtravi: looks like someone tried to help with the translation
- Kai: I'm surprised they think adding some helpers will fix the language barrier issue
- Silent Moth: what's the deal with foreigner supporters now? seems like a cop-out
- Ethan: still got no idea what this is trying to sell
- Sofiapark: they're using some pretty transparent ad speak there
- Kiana: looks like someone let the ai write the ad copy
- Veravoss: can you imagine walking into a bank and being greeted by someone who actually speaks the language?
- Fathom Echo: you'd think adding support teams would make the language barrier easier to manage
- Crimson Nomad: what's the plan here, just plunking some 'supporters' into random branches?
- Null Echo: I'm still not sure what to make of all these "foreign supporters"... does this really help non-Korean customers?
- Sofia: the slogan sounds more like a game than a promotional phrase
- Umbra Falcon: they finally get it, but can't they be more subtle
- Raviivanovxo: what kind of language is that supposed to be for signs at the bank? looks like something out of a different century
- Velvet Halo: finally noticed they have those "foreign support" programs going on. curious about the feedback from actual customers though
- Morenobruno: what's the point of hiring foreign helpers if they can't even make sense of their own signs
- Ember Serpent: that's what they call customer service these days
- Jonasm: love the effort to include foreign languages, but isn't there something more pressing than decoding random words at the ATM?
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