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Examining the examiner. (bank examiners)
From: ABA Banking Journal
Date: 19900901
Author:Parzinger, Thomas M.
People outside the financial world-and several from within-have only a vague idea of what examiners do. These views are frequently distorted by the image of officious or inept examiners depicted in such screen classics as "It's a Wonderful Life. "
The notion of cold, heartless examiners has also been fostered by such remarks as this one, attributed to midwestern humorist Elbert Hubbard:
The typical bank examiner is a man past middle age, spare, wrinkled, intelligent, cold, passive, noncommittal with eyes like a codfish, polite in contact but at the same time unresponsive, ...
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