Thread regarding Truist Bank layoffs

I am one of the few lucky ones

I hate to see how bad it got for so many in the past few years. I am lucky to work for a great manager who makes sure we're all satisfied at our jobs. He's old school, from the time when managers worked on the premise that a happy employee is a good employee. If we had more people like him, I'm sure Truist would be doing much, much better. The day he leaves is the day I give in my notice.

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Post ID: @OP+1s5Yirnw

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I had a great manager but still decided to leave. At the end of the day there is only so much a manager can do when they are forced to follow the BS that flows from the top . Now I am better off with a good manger at a great company

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Post ID: @1kai+1s5Yirnw

I had a great manager but he was unable to do what he needed to do because leadership wanted to be cutthroat. I wonder if they see that cutthroat is not working yet. I jumped ship almost 2 years ago. My entire team, except one (retiring soon) has left. I wish they would open their eyes and see they are driving great employees and great leaders out. IMO, this company is failing.

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Post ID: @1itg+1s5Yirnw

I have a fantastic manager too. I feel the same way.

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Post ID: @1vlb+1s5Yirnw

Majority of good managers are now at competitors and those banks were happy to get them.

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Post ID: @guw+1s5Yirnw

This is true. However most of the managers are being stripped of their autonomy to manage and ensure fair direct report compensation. This will make good managers like yours and mine leave.

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