Thread regarding American Electric Power Co. Inc. layoffs

Layoffs at AEP

Lots of IT people cut in Columbus

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Sounds like AEP is hemorrhaging employees and new hire transfusions are not working. The corporate greed is like gangrene poisoning the company culture and employees are fleeing to escape the inevitable death and damnation we are being led to by a false shepherd. Bill is digging like a gold miner with a raging gold fever and all employees are going to be left with is the empty shaft that entombs them in their mass grave. Criminals do not like loose ends and at this point employees are just loose ends.

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Post ID: @2wgc+1qB6FXi3

One CEO and his major shareholders are overwhelmingly outnumbered by their marks. The solution to the problem is numbers have always been their strength and now it is their greatest weakness. Solving the equation just requires subtracting the smaller sum from the greater sum, problem solved.

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Post ID: @2weq+1qB6FXi3

Because he's just here to pump the stock and sell aep in parts.

Fu-k him

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Post ID: @2wen+1qB6FXi3

Who remembers the Hillary Clinton campaign slogan "Stronger Together" in rainbow letters on the wall?

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Post ID: @2wd1+1qB6FXi3

The deadbeats are on the way out. A few will be back because they always have a small comeback after the success or recovery of a Republican economy. RTO stinks but hey the deadbeats are on the way out. Especially the AOC types

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Post ID: @2wct+1qB6FXi3

I dont understand the soyboy comment. AEP is a leftist company thst had quotas for positions and heavily promoted DEI. Even the so called republican managers were sh---y Republicans. They had no valyez or dignity. As Mr. Kirk would say do goid instead of feeling good. As a formet employee and a Republican AEP leadership did not match my values.

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Post ID: @2wce+1qB6FXi3

We have been at such a loss with your calculating prowess and immense time to run the numbers. No actually I'm pretty loaded. Kiss the ring

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Post ID: @2was+1qB6FXi3

@2w9v When u mega rich though all u got left in life is the weird stuff. I dont blame the man

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Post ID: @2wan+1qB6FXi3

@2w7s
Nope not a spy, just smart enough to have already bailed for more $ and was just wondering how sc--wed you all would be come March 2026. Enjoy what Bill thinks you are worth in your ICP checks.

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Post ID: @2wah+1qB6FXi3

I hope Bills wife cheats on him with TR

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Post ID: @2wac+1qB6FXi3

Soy Boys with no spine to fill out a survey honestly or get off their lard b-ms depressed in a chair.

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Post ID: @2wa5+1qB6FXi3

@2w25 This might be the d-mbest thing posted on here. And that’s saying something.

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Post ID: @2w8r+1qB6FXi3

Big ups to those who cowardly put high marks on their surveys to quote "avoid drama". You have done a great service to your immediate teammates who want to use it as a mechanism to improve their situation. Oh, fear of retaliation? Now the lone wolves that voiced their honest opinions are singled out.

But let's all get back to talking about that medical episode conspiracy to dodge the hard hitting questions about where the new office will be.

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Post ID: @2w85+1qB6FXi3

@2w7s Sometimes I think this place is a honeypot for corporations to weed out their weasels.

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Post ID: @2w80+1qB6FXi3

@2w7p
I don't know why don't you go to the homepage and check it yourself? Are you some kind of spy?

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Post ID: @2w7s+1qB6FXi3

Check wikipedia or your accountant bro.

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Post ID: @2w7r+1qB6FXi3

@2w7c
If EPS is only 16% what is the rest? You would think the main funding driver would be a larger %?

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Post ID: @2w7p+1qB6FXi3

Doubt there was a big conspiracy to go over 5 minutes and have someone faint to escape the epic tough questions about RTO and building remodeling 🙄 .

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Post ID: @2w7j+1qB6FXi3

Actually you can just look at the score card and see that the earnings target is weighted 16.67% of the ICP.

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Post ID: @2w7c+1qB6FXi3

@2w51 The value of ICP is inversely proportional to earnings. The more the company earns the smaller the ICP because shareholder value is the only metric relevant to the CEO's compensation. Why can't AEP retain employees under the age of 50? Because there is no stakeholder value, no team spirit and no morale. The future is tomorrow and young employees are looking 30 years into the future to measure their success against the success of previous generations. Despite being a electric utility their future is not bright.

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Post ID: @2w56+1qB6FXi3

Hey fellow toilers! Anyone know how the reported earnings are in any way affecting ICP?

Thanks!

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Post ID: @2w51+1qB6FXi3

@2w25 Fainting came with a promotion to Chief Distraction Officer.

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Post ID: @2w4v+1qB6FXi3

Reality TV has nothing on AEP. I am surprised Jerry Springer was not the moderator. In the future only those paid actors hired to attend, will be allowed in employee meetings. If you are incapable of achieving it then just fake it. The only reality exists in your own mind.

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Post ID: @2w4s+1qB6FXi3

@2w0y
Many people? Yeah sure they did. The talk of the town.

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Post ID: @2w31+1qB6FXi3

@2w0y
Bill had a plant in the audience who pretended to faint so that he wouldn't have to answer our hard-hitting questions.

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Post ID: @2w25+1qB6FXi3

@2twm if you dont score them well on surveys they wont give you your bonus. Hilarious

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Post ID: @2w1m+1qB6FXi3

I missed it, but did anyone see the end of the Q3 call today? Many people reached out to me saying it ended abruptly with people getting up and walking out as there were still conversations going on.

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Post ID: @2w0y+1qB6FXi3

@2w04 Only you.

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Post ID: @2w0e+1qB6FXi3

WINNING! LET’S HAVE A GREAT FOURTH QUARTER!

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Post ID: @2w04+1qB6FXi3

After seeing our RTO plans. I am 100% convinced this has nothing to do with collaboration or anything beneficial. It's only about getting people to quit without having to do payouts.. That or we are ran by complete mo--ns. This all about making everyone miserable.

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Post ID: @2vzh+1qB6FXi3

@2vwy
Shareholder value and stock prices have gone up since a lot of the people that come on here and are so happy they left. Correlation? I think so.

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Post ID: @2vze+1qB6FXi3

@2vvw okay DB. God speed in your endeavors.

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Post ID: @2vyt+1qB6FXi3

@2vw6
Well I'm sure it's easy to hand-wave away work-life balance when you're starting to get in the ballpark of 7-figure compensation.
But the concept actually means something to us lowly scrubs who don't get paid enough to have a pot to pi-s in.

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Post ID: @2vy2+1qB6FXi3

It's interesting you bring that up, there was also a question in the Q&A about whether or not we track why prospective employees decline offers from AEP. They answered that yes we do track that, and then they flat-out admitted that lack of remote flexibility is a common theme. However instead of actually thinking about what that means, they just repeated the "collaboration" mantra like a robot.

I've realized that interacting with leadership is like talking to a wall. They don't care and nothing sinks in. They've already decided everything and their job is to trick you into thinking you were a part of the decision. Cracking the whip, but with a smile.

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Post ID: @2vy0+1qB6FXi3

What a joke in Transmission - how do we attract talent that is younger with remote work...

We just keep hoping they can't read that we have no flexibility and no work life balance!

Good job vp! Sounds like we will eventually find people never. Place is a JOKE

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Post ID: @2vxt+1qB6FXi3

Reading some of the comments about my former company, I am so glad I left last year. I thought I was going to regret leaving in the event the company became a go to place to work. I'm thinking my decision to leave was now a really good decision. I could not imagine working there now. This site reaffirms that every time I read new comments. Good luck guys, there is life beyond AEP.

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Post ID: @2vwy+1qB6FXi3

@2vw6 I’m not sure if they wonder why they can’t retain them - the culture/tone feels like it was meant to continue push out the perceived “middle” layers of management.

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Post ID: @2vws+1qB6FXi3

@2vw0
And they wonder why they can't retain the under 50 set.
Hey Doug, young men don't push all of their parenting duties onto unemployed wives anymore, because they don't have them. Households today need two workers. You will actually have to hire enough people (I know...GASP!) if you want to get the work done.

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Post ID: @2vw6+1qB6FXi3

Anyone see the Transmission Q&A that went out today? Oof.
Some hard hitters in there. Doug was asked what the company is doing to ensure work-life balance and he basically said if you care about work-life balance then AEP isn't a good fit for you. Lol.

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Post ID: @2vw0+1qB6FXi3

I love the job descriptions, why join us, you will experience a supportive environment with growth opportunities. I know my experience was a lot different. You treated me like sh-t and retaliated against me for wanting to advance my career. IMO you will experience narsitic leadership that does not have the mental state to acknowledge their own toxic behavior. This is the resson why you are reading this comment on this web sight. This is also the reason why the company has such high turnover. You are toxic. Common you ignorsnt leaders give a down post to this, you must hide from thr truth. Your fragile ego could not comprehend anyone elses experiences under you leadership. Thank you for destroying a good company and blowing out everyone elses candles. It must make you feel good about yourself.

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