Thread regarding Bank of America layoffs

Someone has no issue getting raises

Not any of us chumps. But Brian has done well for himself. Can’t wait to hear the annual BS about limited pools and bonuses. Brian got his; that’s all that matters

2010: $6.1 million
2011: $7.0 million
2012: $12.0 million
2013: $13.1 million
2014: $13.1 million
2015: $16.0 million
2016: $20.0 million
2017: $23.0 million
2018: $26.5 million
2019: $29.0 million
2020: $24.5 million
2021: $32.0 million
2022: $30.0 million
2023: $29.0 million
2024: $35.0 million
2025: $41.0 million


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Give BM a break... He is competing with JP Morgan Jamie Dimon who got $43.0M (2025), $39.0M (2024), $36.0M (2023), $34.5M (2022), $34.5M (2021). We don't want our CEO to fall behind in comparison to his peers. He is doing a great job taking care of himself instead of the actual people doing the grunt work to get BAC $17.7B in net income for first half 2026. We are just sheep to him.

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Post ID: @c1+1m2hbkfr9

Poor guy. He has to make up for his losses in 202, 2022, and 2023. How dare he lose some compensation. He really wanted that third yacht, but those years ki-led it!

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