Thread regarding USAA layoffs

Why were all the people laid off On Site?

How is it fair that no remote employees were laid off? It's almost like execs have completely forgotten they even exist.

We're all busting our as--s every day staying 8 hours or more in this office, while those who had the foresight to get the he-l out of San Antonio during COVID get to join meetings in their jammies. Make it make sense.


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Post ID: @OP+1m51chxjs

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@j5 You're so right. It is immensely important for our members for employees to sit in an office to talk on the phone. Most people think members want lower insurance rates or more competitive bank products but thank goodness you saw through that nonsense to understand how important it is for employees to sit at a desk in an office to take a work call.

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Post ID: @pm+1m51chxjs

I hope they laid off some of the remote employees who are doing phone meetings from the Frisco Costco during the middle of the day.

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Post ID: @j5+1m51chxjs

I’ve seen some of the folks on site in San Antonio and I can say with absolute certainty… remote employees in their Jammie’s still looked more polished than those who showed up for 8 hours a day in person.

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Post ID: @hd+1m51chxjs

From what I heard from impacted employees the Risk area cut through the remote employees like a hot kn--e through butter. I’m more curious how many of the employees were > 40 vs < 40.

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Post ID: @c5+1m51chxjs

@c0 @c0 Hey we are rolling out culture workshops. Every thing will be fine & leaders will change overnight. We have to believe everything is awesome & will be more awesome in future.

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Post ID: @c1+1m51chxjs

@bc True. They're firing people left and right for making simple mistakes and "policy violations". I noticed the culture change when Wayne took over and started bringing in people from big banks who brought in that profits above everything else mindset. They'll reap what they sow.

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Post ID: @c0+1m51chxjs

@OP

"We're all busting our as--s every day staying 8 hours or more in this office, while those who had the foresight to get the he-l out of San Antonio during COVID get to join meetings in their jammies."

Clearly, these layoffs were based partly on intelligence. Busting as--s for 8+ hours in office every day, proved those folks to be ill-equipped for the needs of tomorrow.

Smarten up next time.

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Post ID: @bg+1m51chxjs

Remote and RTO employees all let go. The time I was there, ridiculuous status updates, name calling and demeaning postures towards employees, always defending IBM consulting "friends and partners". It is a friends club. Joke of organization. Zero trust, zero loyalty. This cardboard insurance company will end in the toilet

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Post ID: @bc+1m51chxjs

Remote employees were impacted too, don't know how many though.

Was there a specific set of roles that were impacted?

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Post ID: @as+1m51chxjs

There were remote employees laid off. Don't know where you're getting your information from.

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