Thread regarding AES Corp. layoffs

Why the leadership changes (renewables)

With Barnerd & Kleber leaving, and some other random directors - are they being pushed out? Or leaving on their own?

And are all renewable companies this poorly ran? This company feels like a joke with lack of accountability, favoritism, nepotism, etc. The "leadership team" seems so amateur. It's very concerning to a rather new employee.


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@3jr it’s Blackrock but whose counting. There is no doubt AES is the worst operator out there and most if not all of their plants are in a state of disrepair. You can think Wacko Wirta for that.

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Post ID: @3kj+1m2qkk7dc

I like how that water drinking clown LizaKrugly at GIP is about to cause Blackstone huge losses …. Get out your popcorn

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Post ID: @3jr+1m2qkk7dc

Neither of them will ever work again

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Post ID: @3jh+1m2qkk7dc

Make no mistake -- he was booted out. There's a very telling document filed with the SEC related to his departure that says he is entitled to "involuntary severance pay". Also, notice how he was moved from his clean energy role to an "advisor" . This is the typical playbook for getting managed out of a company at the executive level. It is your courtesy time to go search for another job.

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Post ID: @2n8+1m2qkk7dc

Feels like a joke try is a joke

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Post ID: @1e7+1m2qkk7dc

It feels like Bernerd was pushed out. It sounded like he stepped down because he wanted to retire, then we receive an email saying he's moving to another company? It doesn't make sense. That's the total opposite of retirement 😂

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