Thread regarding U.S. Bank layoffs

Gunjan's Big Mistakes

After today's call, I hope people see what an awful person she is and how little she cares for customers and employees alike.

If anyone feels they have a future at this company after that all hands call, I would be surprised.

We are archaic. People don't actively choose to bank with us. Our lending practices are stingy, our products su-k, our customer service is bad, and the company is now full of raging angry employees. We have somewhere in the market of 30k remote employees that basically got told their work isn't good enough simply because of location. Employees are your BEST marketing and 35k+ really angry employees can cause thousands of account closures by word of mouth.

Advocate for everyone you know to sell their stocks, move their money, and de-invest from this company. Close all your accounts and go bank elsewhere. The only way we get change is to hurt her bad enough the board of directors is forced to take a deeper look at why they're losing business.


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All they can do to improve their lame lot in life is to parasitically attach themselves to a successful host. They are absolutely incapable of providing well for themselves, on their own. And even when being vampires on American businesses, they still can't get it right. Endless hand-holding and back and forth still doesn't produce any worthwhile results....they just muck up the works with their lies and deceptive practices.

Not only does that end up damaging and debilitating the host via being su*ked dry from within, but it leaves the parasites with nothing left to feed on, too. Because eventually the facade drops, and the world sees clearly that their "professionalism" was nothing more than posturing, posing, and BSing, with nothing of substance or intelligence to back it up. Just a bunch of curry-fa-t-wafted fetid smoke & smudged, broken mirrors.

Inability to independently be successful while shamelessly feeding off of others; while also being: low-IQ, filthy, and without integrity or morals is no way to go through life. In the not too distant future, this will all catch up with them, because the bright light of truth always outshines darkness.

What's that word?
Oh yeah: Karma.
How ironic.

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Post ID: @f8+1m6pvv4bp

@db You didn't get the memo, "U.S. Bank" now stands for Uttarpradesh and Sikkim Bank

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Post ID: @f0+1m6pvv4bp

@at They will give you a choice to commute to a hub but if you’re too far then yes you will be let go because Gunjan said so. Boo.

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Post ID: @aw+1m6pvv4bp

Sounds to me like they are going toet all the remote people go

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Post ID: @at+1m6pvv4bp

@a1 April 2025 Town Hall was a masterclass in "How to Lose the Locker Room." I left US Bank after that and am much happier elsewhere. The bar is not high as far as finding better places to work is concerned. That life-changing salary increase is on the other side of your comfort zone. You can do it.

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Post ID: @as+1m6pvv4bp

amazing people are still shocked and surprised, go work for someone else then. its a public company and not that different at most public companies

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Post ID: @an+1m6pvv4bp

@a1 not new, been here for longer than I care to admit. Today was especially in our faces with the affordability crisis and everything else.

I already knew all of this. Today made me mad enough (again) to post about it.

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Post ID: @a4+1m6pvv4bp

After TODAY'S call? You must be a new employee. We've been aware since April 2025 when she held her first Townhall.

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