Thread regarding Truist Bank layoffs

Why aren’t we asked to give a performance review of our managers/supervisors?

Instead of the bullsh-t teammate survey that they do nothing with, just let everyone give their purposeful leader a performance review.

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Post ID: @OP+1tTEyNYN

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Ever hear of 360 that are done all the time

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Post ID: @4qur+1tTEyNYN

The biggest hindrance to a team or group is incompetence. If your team lead is a dud, and your manager is a problem. All you can do is keep your head down and hope to not get laid off.

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Post ID: @1qfx+1tTEyNYN

cause you would have to fire all of TN leadership....

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Post ID: @1rbf+1tTEyNYN

We had a well respected manager who got push aside by the DEI model (and we know it, sorry) who has some esoteric role now that no one can figure out.

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Post ID: @1wka+1tTEyNYN

Because they don’t care what you think.

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Post ID: @1gav+1tTEyNYN

@1iwl+1tTEyNYN I think with a lot of long time managers, they were people that got half a promotion into management. They still do a full-time job and manage on top of that, with only a partial pay bump. Since a lot of people are stuck at the top of their pay scale and don't want to move companies, they take more extra responsibility than the money is worth to a new hire, but it is still more money.

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Post ID: @1qhs+1tTEyNYN

Because it's a small tight knit world in the realm of management and most managers already have worked with peers that became their boss many years prior and so there is nothing the boss would not already know.

To management you are nothing more than a bothersome noise akin to a cricket in a sea of crickets.

In closing "Those than can do, do. Those that can not, manage."

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