Remember that statement?
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Having such distain for a company isn’t rational, yet it exists in so many employees.
I have worked at this company for several years. And AIG changed me from a proactive, hard working employee to someone lost interest in his job. Why? because every time I achieved something significant, there is a group of people steal it from me, three times. Every time those people claims they have the right to take over. They can take away my achievement, but they are not creative enough to complete a new project, so they are just waiting for me to complete another new project so they can take it away and claim all the credit. I am waiting to be dismissed, this company doesn't deserve my services.
I have worked with so many great people at AIG. Most have moved on, a few are still here. At some point you have to disassociate yourself from this culture. It is pervasive. The lack of integrity eats at your soul to the point that you just don't care anymore. Then you find yourself just trying to get through another week to collect your check. You neither believe in anything you hear from management, nor do you want this company to succeed. It is a weird dynamic when you actively root for your employer to fail while still working there. I think many people find themselves in this situation because of the countless lies and terrible mismanagement for so many years. This has been exacerbated by the current management team that is more corrupt than any we have had.
I can't live with AIG anymore. I'm trying to use pto to get through the holidays and maybe make it to sti. If they don't lay me off by then, I will lay off AIG. Will they care, no. But, hopefully I can stop existing at AIG and start thriving somewhere else. The longer you sit around here, the older and less attractive you become to potential employers. I understand many people are trying to get to retirement and that makes sense, but if you are younger and have any shred of ambition left, find another company. Don't spend your career believing that AIG is the answer.
Good luck, praying for a rif package!
The layoffs during the pandemic is an exceptionally low point. This is a balance sheet company and not a fee business. They could afford to wait it through just as Morgan Stanley announced. This is bad behavior emanating from the pressure to make good on executive stock options. #incrediblybadbehavior #SalZaffinoWouldBeSad #lowdignity #BD&JBplaycardsinthebasementtogether
Absolutely correct. It was a big money grab by BD, the board and their friends.
Every company is about people. AIG overcompensates their diversity and “we care” propaganda because there is no real concern for the average employee, but if we put it on contact everyday maybe employees will believe and some do.
AIG will never be great again. You will all be working at another company in the relative short term, but it will take time to unload companies and PZ has at least 20 million reasons a year to drag it out with no intention of ever achieving AIG 200.
I was in the dining hall when he said that nonsense. It was packed to capacity and he got a rock star reception. Everyone had hope after years of ineptitude. And BD delivered on absolutely NOTHING. At least PH was willing to try new things and innovate. BD was strictly in it for the cash and rewarding his minions.
Now we’re just doing what Icahn wanted 8 years ago.
Such a grand lie..everything he said in that little welcome I'm here talk, indeed I remember
perhaps too complex for this group to navigate
"AIG is a complex company"
That pretty much sums it up doesn't it???
Just know their townhalls are about as informative as a North Korean news program.
Funny how a bunch of old white guys talking diversity and inclusion.
People got Dupped by rain Dupper....
I believe the AIG he was talking about growing was AIG Kush down in the islands man!
Pushing out Full time employees to ACCENTURE CONTRACTING JOBS
https://www.nytimes.com/2017/05/15/business/dealbook/aig-brian-duperreault-ceo.html
Yes. I also remember give us 3 years and we will make AIG the world leader in insurance......hahahahah......wait , wait, what about no layoffs during a pandemic? That was was a great one too!
Here's the best....$800 billion not a significant loss in a single quarter and we don't really need to count CAT losses in our combined ratio. That BD is a funny guy unless you work at AIG.