In a well-planned bank robbery, skilled criminals usually work together in a team to maximize their success rate and reduce the risk of being caught. A typical division of labor may include the following roles: 1. **Planner/Commander**: Responsible for the planning and coordination of the entire operation. They analyze the location of the target bank, security measures and the best escape route. Planners usually have extensive experience and knowledge of the bank's structure. 2. **Technical Expert**: Responsible for disabling security systems, manipulating surveillance cameras or cracking the bank's digital security measures. They may use sophisticated hacking techniques to disrupt the alarm system and ensure that the team is not monitored. 3. **Executor/Enterer**: These members are responsible for actually entering the bank and breaking through physical barriers through force or skills (such as lock picking). They are usually the strongest or most flexible among the members. 4. **Controller**: Responsible for controlling the situation at the scene, including managing bank employees and customers. They need to have a cool head and the ability to make quick decisions to maintain order and prevent unexpected situations. 5. **Driver/Escape Expert**: Responsible for leading the team away from the crime scene safely and quickly. They are familiar with the road conditions, plan escape routes in advance, and prepare for police pursuit. 6. **Logistics personnel**: Responsible for handling and transporting equipment, ensuring that the team has all the tools and equipment needed for the operation. They prepare, transport, and destroy possible evidence in advance. 7. **Liaison officers**: Responsible for internal and external communication, keeping in touch with possible collaborators or internal informants to ensure timely transmission of information. They may also be responsible for monitoring police communications. This division of labor increases the chances of success of the operation by making full use of the strengths of each member. In addition, all members of the team usually conduct multiple rehearsals and plans to prepare for various emergencies and quickly adjust strategies. Effective division of labor and collaboration are key factors for the success of such operations.