The new teller wouldn't deposit the check, but they called their supervisor over to see if he could help.

Also as the younger, more tech savvy generation takes over the workplace, working remotely will become more the norm than having office/retail space to punch the clock.

It's not surprising.Sounds like you got a rookie with the first approval and then the supervisor more seasoned got involved.Sometimes you get lucky on deals and get newbie AM's and can get stuff pushed through with low offers.Other times you get the hard ones who want to make a name for themselves.Sometimes in the commercial world I get lucky and the file gets transferred to a different office or state and the new person helps get the deal done.It's all just luck sometimes on who you get.

I moved into my workplace and couch surfed a bit for six months.

Good Morning all,My name is Daniel & I am from Monroe, La -  In 2020 My wife and I had our son and through that I started to view things differently in the workplace as there has to be more to life than just working a 9-5 and read Rich Dad Poor Dad, which completely changed my life.

My supervisor & his boss was shock.

My backup strategy was giving the applicant an Employment Verification form with a line for a manager name and signature, and asking them to go have their manager/supervisor fill it out and sign it.

Neither the requester nor her supervisor could give a straight answer.

Most bosses are not that stupid that they would not know things are affecting your work.As a supervisor at my day job, I know when my employees work is affected.  

I am also a Construction Supervisor (general contractor in most other states), pull my own permits, and do all the decision making.