Nobody should trust any aged brain to make complex decisions. That is all.
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If he’s not too old to be President, he’s not too old to run Truist! Go Team Purple!
@augd+1tfuaKg9 because the last 3 years of old-head decisions have been so forward thinking for the bank. The aged ones are the ones forcing RTO with no data behind it, just gut feeling. They also had a hunch that trickle down economics would work 40 years ago and they voted for an actor who sold out every remaining generation. Thanks, not going to use kid gloves with the worst generation in american history.
That is awfully intolerant and unkind of you since I will guarantee you are part of the “we must be diverse, equal and united!!” crowd.
Young people these days are fkn hilarious.
Wow. What pure BS. Wait until you hit that age bracket.
@iyk+1tfuaKg9 People with enough wisdom to counter their decline in acuity at that age should be working part-time in advisory roles. Anything more is hubris, and is part of the downfall of this bank/country.
BS - there's a thing called "wisdom"
Yes, everyone at the bank 65+ should be in soft advisory/meaningless roles.
Are you implying Bill is too old to serve his”Purpose?” Rogers age isn’t the problem. His lack of care, passion and purpose for this bank, the employees and communities is the problem.