Thread regarding Truist Bank layoffs

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The company sent Channel 9 the following statement: “As we return to a normal, post-pandemic working environment, we believe we do our best work when we have the ability to collaborate in-person. In alignment with our purpose to inspire and build better lives and communities, we’ve increased our focus on intentional flexibility since the beginning of the pandemic to support the personal and professional needs of our teammates. Our mission for teammates is to create an inclusive, energizing environment to help foster meaningful careers, and we provide a best-in-class total rewards program and highly-competitive benefits like an industry-leading minimum wage, elder and child care assistance, tuition assistance, career development programs, hybrid workstyles for most teammates, generous paid vacation, days off for well-being and volunteerism, mental health support, maternity/paternity leave, adoption benefits, and a student debt program.

Our new return-to-office policy was designed around our intentional flexibility philosophy, and formalizes the guidance announced in November 2022 that hybrid teammates return to the office. We greatly value the feedback of our teammates, and we’re actively working to raise awareness of the numerous resources available to our teammates for important benefits like child care, parking assistance, commuter benefits and more.”

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Haha Kelly King - "Our Best Days Are Ahead!"

His best days, not anyone else's.

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Post ID: @3dgh+1n9G9v83

Nobody cares. Not the general public, not your family……certainly not Exec Leadership
Ahhh the good old days with the crazy tent show preacher…..I miss em

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Post ID: @2zdb+1n9G9v83

Whoa, legacy Suntrust SHR wealth people. Best of the best obviously jumping ship. I’m sure Beau and his minions don’t give a flying f**k!

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Post ID: @1xko+1n9G9v83

Hard to believe any of SunTruist finest wealth “Teammates” would leave, isn’t it?
A team, known as Lien DeGrace Wealth Partners, which oversaw $1 billion in client assets from a Truist Investments office in Winter Park, Florida is also moving to Rockefeller, according to the same announcement and source.

The team is led by Christopher DeGrace, a 21-year industry veteran, and Sabina Lien, a 28-year industry veteran. They had generated $5 million in trailing 12-month revenues, the source said.

DeGrace and Lien are bringing along three staff members: Duncan Wheeler, Allison Booher and Ekaterina Slepkova, the source also said.

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Post ID: @1iie+1n9G9v83

They need to change it it “ Intentional inflexibility “

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Post ID: @1irq+1n9G9v83

It’s a horrible place to work and a toxic environment.

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Post ID: @1ggy+1n9G9v83

Haha slackers, time to get back to work! Your 3-year vacation is over! Enjoy having to actually get dressed for work! Enjoy sitting in rush hour traffic! Enjoy scrambling in the mornings to get the kiddos to daycare! Enjoy being under the all-seeing watchful eye of your corporate masters every minute of the day! And most of all, enjoy the inescapable company of your multi-cultural co-workers, and the rich colorful tapestry of diverse experiences they bring to our workplace!

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Post ID: @1dac+1n9G9v83

Don’t pi-s on my head and tell me it’s raining

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Post ID: @1ybp+1n9G9v83

"You keep using that word. I do not think it means what you think it means."

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