As a former employee it’s sad to see what’s happened here

I joined in 2018 and the bank was a great place to work. Rarely laid anyone off even in downturns, coworkers and managers were nice and workload was not too stressful. Then with Richard leaving the bank changed. I left in 2022 because my team was heavily impacted by layoffs and I went to another bank.

Sad hearing from former colleagues and friends that with the latest CEO change things got so much worse. I always thought of US bank as being more conservative and better to their employees than other banks… maybe the pay was a bit lower but the company used to treat employees well. The bank I work for has their own problems too but it saddens me to hear about what happened as I considered US bank a positive place to work and have fond memories of my time there

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@14e LOOL!!

I planned to stay at USB until I retire but no longer give a fu-k about this place. Gunjan can go drown her head in a giant pot of boiling curry for all I care. I'm outta this shithole as soon as I find something else to do.

#metoo. I was a USB lifer - and then everything started going downhill. When I joined, employees weren’t disposable and layoffs weren’t a way to manage expenses. You also didn’t promote the under qualified subordinates to take their bosses job because they were a cost effective option. Let’s be real - at this point a lot of the leaders are under qualified and are in their roles based on layoffs, and expense reduction.

@yw Gunjan is a D- at best.

Well the sad part…it is not the shi@tty people leaving; (not in all cases some are deluded) …but the majority ……..it is the talented ones…look around ..sign of horrific leadership….

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