Bill Rogers does not care about Truist or anyone that works for Truist. If he did, he would have voluntarily taken a cutback from his 13.24 million dollar salary to keep his frontline workers who make Truist money from losing their livelihood. It’s a tough time right now to rent or buy a home and keep groceries on the table. He could still live well off of 11.2 million dollars. Instead he purchases a bunch of stock when Truist is marked as a negative from stable status to try and make things look better on paper. The way they are making cutbacks makes zero sense and based on reviews all over the internet, Truist won’t make it. Every employee needs to be prepared.
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If Bill truly answered to the shareholders they would have already fired his a-s!
Look at all the CEO’s of major financial corporations and see what they have done to their respective firms. Take a look at Larry Fink and BlackRock. He doesn’t hold back on what is happening there and has discussed it publicly for a long time now.
Then go and look at every Fortune 509 CEO. Here’s a hint. (even if you think I’m a CT) watch what happens next week and listen to the speeches at a little old event in Switzerland that begins on January 15th. If you don’t wake up soon, you will be handing your own fate over freely.
@2jdn+1qrMfWi7 Kindly GFY, Bill.
Bill answers to shareholders. Employees are not a concern anymore in most of corporate America. Don't be naive.
If you think it’s a lie, look it up. It’s public knowledge.
How is wokeness working out for Billy? Just fine.
He makes $13.5 million a year. Of course he doesn’t care. His self-interest is first and foremost. That goes for most all executives
I work in DC and go to the k st location because my office is close by. It’s a shame they are closing and all those wonderful employees are losing there jobs. Shame on you truist.
this is a lie. just baseless smears.
And shady