Thread regarding Bank of America layoffs

Let's all hope ...

That Brian gets another 28% raise. He really needs it. I'm cool with being overlooked for any merit increases or standard of living adjustment. Brian's well being means too much for me to accept anything less for him.


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he desperately needs new suits. (maybe some that actually fit??)

I'm embarrassed for him. Where does all that money go??

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Post ID: @19t+1ke06rrbp

That’s how a lot of d-mb as--s are, actually.

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Post ID: @yt+1ke06rrbp

@hx 100% agree.

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Post ID: @qk+1ke06rrbp

@hp time to sell BofA stock at this price before it is too late, everyone will regret later

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Post ID: @hx+1ke06rrbp

@b7 you are damn lucky, mine is 0.2 percent raise consistently last 4 years

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Post ID: @hw+1ke06rrbp

BM has gone from a well respected big bank ceo who stepped into the cross fires of the recession meltdown, to yet another clueless, out of touch, arrogant Wall Street banker the public will gladly crucify when the time comes, and it’s coming soon. Trump’s administration will gladly use him and Bank of America as the whipping post, with good reason.

There will be no bonuses for the rank and file, due to the horribly stupid treasury purchase right before the interest rates started spiking. On paper, we have one of the largest unrealized losses in the banking industry world-wide because of that stupid move!!! Who in the he-l does a deal like that when interest rates are at an all time low with only one way to go?? That alone should’ve been enough to clean house at the top!!

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Post ID: @hp+1ke06rrbp

Still working hard in the office late everyday so I have a chance at a 2.2 percent raise instead of 2 percent

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