Rename this institution to India Bank previously U.S. Bank now operating exclusively in India and other parts of the world. No longer associated with the USA or its workforce. They hate you if you reside in the U.S. and if you are outside of their small selection of hub locations you are on the chopping block.
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@pr U.S. Bank India Pvt Ltd. I cringe every time I read or hear it.
If someone wants to do some analysis, here are some KPIs:
Pull the HR data on promotions at U.S. Bank! I am sure 60%+ of the beneficiaries trace back to one community. Pull the bonus and incentive data, the concentration gets even tighter. Pull the layoff data, those same people are the safest in the company.
Probably three datasets would lead to 1 pattern. That wouldn't be a meritocracy, that's a pipeline.
And the best part? Now it's officially "U.S. Bank India Pvt Ltd." lol
@p3 Marwadi Bank? Bank of GujjuLand?
@kk umm … this ain’t no global bank. LOL! Hiring a few low level employees in Chennai won’t make it a global bank ya m-o-r-o-n.
@kk Rename the bank then, Gunjan.
@kk Banks should be prohibited from hiring in countries outside of their products' primary customer base.
You Americans need to stop cribbing. USBank is a global bank. To be a successful global bank, international workers are required to serve customers
@cx We don't care.
@cx We are in America and U.S. Bank literally has U.S. in the name. They should only be hiring in the U.S. or charge the bank name to something else since they lost the plot.
@cx lol
@cx you know if you'd have left out that last part we may have been able to feel some empathy. But after that last line? Enjoy your sh*try commute to your clean rooms where you can't have your phone because you can't be trusted not to steal customer data. You've earned it.
@cx I can agree with this and still want better for Americans.
Have you seen a commute in India? It is literally life and death because of overcrowding on trains.
3 people a day die riding the train to work, in Mumbai, alone.
You Americans are so spoiled and ungrateful with your high pay jobs and easy commute
@ca right. Like the roads and transportation systems over there are a nightmare. Then factoring in the weather... Monsoon season sometimes the team I work with can't leave their homes because of flooding.
They have horrendous commutes just like people in the states do. Worse in a lot of cases.
@a6 Much less RTO drama. Not true. India workers want to work remotely as well due to long commutes.
Many companies are doing this. Only people working in the field and out of the office are safer, apparently. If you work in an office building, chances are some one in India or the Philippines will be taking over your job before AI is configured to take charge. Office jobs are limited unless you are on the top floor or two. Much less RTO drama and cost overseas. Trust me.