I’d guess that something like 40% of TIAA employees voted Republican. When a leader gets on stage and says “we are up by 30 seats in the house” I have a feeling some employees might feel an inclusion problem.
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@bh borderline?
@ge ahhh. You mean $2.5 Trillion-not billion. I hope you don’t work in finance.
The US economy lost 2.5 billion today.
All I learned from that is Sastry is a doofus
I’m the OP and I’m not a snowflake; I happen to think yesterday’s election result was expected and well-deserved.
However, let me suggest you listen to what people say because it can help your career.
“We had a Wow yesterday” - We refers to the USA
“We need to get stuff done” - We refers to the USA
“We are ahead by 30 seats” - We refers to the D party. Which, as I said, might offend 40% of USA-based TIAA employees. I have no idea what the folks in India are thinking when they hear this.
Why is this important? Next time i meet the presenter i will let him know I am a D. Much like I have let certain EC members know I’m a Knick fan. You can do this even if you are faking.
I was just stunned the guy said it out loud. Unless he simply misspoke,
@OP the inclusion problem is that the CEO is paid $20M per year, is a borderline clown, ships American jobs to India, and underpays & undervalues the existing hard people who are left
Don’t be a snowflake. “We” was used to describe current status “where we’re at” not choose a side. The speakers emphasized the need to work in a bipartisan way to advance retirement policy and legislation.
@OP didn't he work for Republicans?