Once the merger happened, we had to suffer through several years of layoffs and loss of talent that has left behind most of the sycophants and the worst management imaginable. I can't see a way in which things can get better from this point on, especially since the layoffs are not stopping. At this point, a layoff is the better option compared to staying.
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The next earnings call will be interesting. I wonder if the analysts will ask about the poor JD Power client service ranking and the other poor ratings we have been receiving?
Those of us who know Truist, know these are the first real public signs of the rot within. This executive team needs to be totally turned over - that is the only hope Truist.
I would have to agree with you on this one. I had to cut bait after only a few months. I’ve worked for 2 larger but highly reputable banks prior. As opposed to putting my good reputation and brand on the line I went to another bank. I was lured over prior merger and after it all went down thought— my God.. how has this bank not been shut town?! So many things wrong.. ALL the things wrong. The place is a complete dumpster fire.
It's about time for the FDIC to take over.