I view it in the same way as all of the rest of Charlie’s fails:
- Forced DE&I interview quotas = managers setting up fake interviews
- Spans and Layers = Departments jiggering “who reports to who” to meet this blanket policy to save their own jobs. (We have entry level jobs reporting now to a Senior Managing Director who has no idea what they do.)
- Drawn out layoffs = Quiet Quitting, low productivity, poor employee moral
- Offshoring = low productivity, increased risk for system hacks, stolen customer financial information and increased Reputational Risk to the bank.
- Charlie brings in all new executives, many quitting = instability at the top, leaders do not know or understand the inner workings of the bank much less how to fix it.
- Charlie’s inability to lead a large top 4 or 5 bank = selling off profitable divisions and closing down profitable business lines.
- Charlie spending $20 Billion on stock buybacks, only for the stock to fall when he stops = wasted resources which could be spent on fixing long-term system problems, attracting and retaining talent.
- Charlie says to the Senate regarding regulatory issues and Federal Asset Cap “We will get it done.” = He has not gotten it done, not even close.