What happens next? Lets see how she will go about collecting her fake awards after this NBC article and the famous quote T loves money.
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@axm+1tObEQII Agreed 100%. To the other commenters… Unfortunately she will be one of the last to go and she may get to leave willingly to another company leaving a post nuclear ground zero TIAA of sorts in the dark for some other firm to scoop up rather than hire a new CEO.
Idk who can even say TIAA proud anymore or why they still do. Fake it to make it I guess? I mean the cancer from above has spread to every area here and I don’t see a cure tbh, even if roger came back or some new blood who actually cares about staff and clients more than themselves.
Good day to be a TIAA and T hater, bad day to be an employee. The beginning of the end
Bye Bye T!
Maybe next time actually do the job of a CEO eh, instead of counting those Benjamin’s
Fun fact… this article is by the same reporter who wrote the 2017 NYT article. The board will not fire T as she is a member of a protected class and it would be a “bad look”. Many underlings will be out of a job but not her.
Is the plan in question the one that they talked employees into a couple of years ago when they rolled it out (Retire Plus, I think)?
No way she survives this. The “T loves her money” quote is telling, even if tongue in cheek. If she does, then it’s even more apparent what the board truly cares about.
At this point, T is destroying this company and its reputation, I’d be shocked if they keep her. There will be a lot of pressure on the Board from clients.