Privredna banka Zagreb

An ok branch that's less crowded than the ones in the city center. Try to avoid being there between 3 and 5 as it's most crowded then. The staff is friendly but only an occasional clerk is knowledgeable. Rather unflexible in most things, but that's a corporate bank thing I'm guessing.

A statue near the entrance to the building.

Fast service and less crowded than other PBZ offices.

I understand why you have to wait when it's crowded but when you wait and everything is empty I don't understand.

This is how I understand that now we all have a shortage of employees since the situation is as it is, but that the employees who work have no idea to answer a simple question, I do not understand that. We are not interested in all raising loans and the like some of us have different issues and requirements. It seems to me that the bank's employees nowadays can only shuffle papers related to non-purpose loans and credit cards. If you can't find out where the vault that operates in the area of ​​the Center or Trešnjevka is, then really ... The information on the Internet is incorrect when someone says a few meaningful words to you and tells you the wrong information. If you pay a deposit at the counter, then they don't know how to pay it to you because they probably don't see it on a daily basis because it's not a loan application. I think how difficult it can be to make a payment based on the information on the payment slip. Half of the banks don't work for them, I understand, and that's the time, but then they close a branch that is functional for renovation. I think it would last in whatever condition it is until the other outlets are operational. Only if it was life-threatening to work in it after the earthquake, then I apologize, but I doubt it because she worked most normally a few days ago.