Are they going to pull out of markets that do not have a hub?
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@ne It’s cold as he-l in Minneapolis. Only place for cold souls and soulless beings. It tracks based on who is in charge.
@d7 Minneapolis is a major metropolis 😂. People don't want to move there because Minnesota has big drawbacks. The taxes are horrendous, on top of the cost of living to be close enough to commute to a hub isn't worth it unless you're making a bunch of money.
@OP They have been for years. Seattle for instance has been decimated. The bank has let go of much of their best talent and has lost a lot of business as a result. Many long standing customers have and are leaving because they don't get the service from other sites that they came to expect from Seattle. Doesn't seem like upper management cares.
@d7 exactly- signed Philadelphia
They only have one HUB market in mind and it’s Minneapolis. The rest they treat like red headed stepchildren. They want people to work in Minneapolis so bad but in reality no one sane wants to move there for a job. It’s the sticks
"how dare you. i have a semblance of a plan" - gk
Unlikely. But keep in mind I am not very confident they even know what they are doing.
I certainly don't get the impression they have a solid long term plan. Everything they have been doing so far seems short sighted.
My guess is after another year or two GK will be gone but in the interim it's going to be less than ideal for everyone.