Thread regarding Truist Bank layoffs

Transparency? Never heard of her

Congrats to those who got promoted. Truly.

But can we talk about the process for a second?

No heads up that an upleveled role even existed. No transparency. No conversation. Just a notification that a handful of people, all of whom, by the way, meet the same criteria as the rest of us, got bumped up.

The rest of us found out the same way you find out about most things around here. After the fact.

Leadership loves to talk about engagement and culture. Here’s a free tip: this is exactly how you ki-l both.

We’re watching. We’re paying attention. And we’re drawing our own conclusions.


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Post ID: @OP+1km5pkhgq

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There’s a quiet little club running things behind the scenes. If you’re in it, you already know exactly who the players are. If you’re sitting there confused, asking questions, or pretending it’s not real… congratulations: you’re not in it, and you never were.

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Post ID: @kf+1km5pkhgq

I agree with OP, and it’s not just at TFC. I work at another bank and it’s true here, too. Been that way for decades across multiple companies. So and so got promoted, or a new job altogether that never existed before, it’s like, “what? I would have liked that opportunity”. It’s never what you know, but who!

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Post ID: @e3+1km5pkhgq

@OP Your inability to mind your own business probably has nothing to do with your lack of advancement. I'm sure it's the system keeping you down.

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