Is the new office in TX open?
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I interpreted it as sarcasm…
But dear god if someone truly believes that
Did someone from hr or internal communication write the last post. This place is a sinking ship.
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For anyone not living in Denver, it’s no longer a quiet small city with affordable housing.
Too many people moved here and traffic is unbearable.
Google “Cost of Living vs Cost of Labor” and you’ll understand why Denver’s footprint will get small.
@nyf+1sLaU4og one reason is the lease downtown has to be insanely high compared to spending billions on a new TX office. Ideally they would add back the space in the Broomfield office and move us all to the there or try and find a good price lease in DTC/Greenwood Village.
All I know is I am not moving to Texas and so many others refuse to as well. So if that is forced, they will lose a ton of talent that they won’t be able to replace the expertise of our antiquated technology.
That said the Charlotte office never closed in 20 years due to rain, snow, ice storms, tornados etc… I can’t speak on Denver but it hasn’t closed in my tenure here for weather either. Even mu---rs on the sidewalk and it’s still open. Frisco is more likely to close if a tornado breaks any of those glass windows like Houston was wrecked last week or so.
What are the numbers looking like? Does TIAA even have close to the 2,000 they need?
Wave 1 is less than 90 days from moving. Side note: why would we close or deprioritize Denver (not a hub anymore?) to focus on Frisco… Seems like they have severe weather (in CLT too) that frequently disrupts business. From a business continuity pov it seems questionable at best. Denver office doesn’t usually close due to weather fwiw.