Thread regarding Edward Jones layoffs

Can culture outlast a bad managing partner?

I am as frustrated as most. Today I had an ounce of optimism. Can the Edward Jones culture we all know and love outlast PP? She only has three years left max. Her legacy will be a scar on EJ history, but can the old culture survive her rein and things get better once she’s gone? Any others feeling this way?

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They sent an email that stated they will be hiring GPs externally so the culture is already dead.

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EJ needed to evolve to stay competitive, but PP has done a poor job managing it, wasting resources and her credibility by enormous spends on consultants who don’t understand the company, repeated stops/starts of projects, hires for projects later abandoned, poorly managed new leadership creating new fiefdoms and redundancies, disingenuous communications that demoralize the troops and create distrust. It’s a different environment, assumed to be “normal” by the new exec’s. EJ will survive and have its successes but the working environment, the culture, is forever changed.

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Post ID: @t1+1jzbxts15

I would suggest to buckle up, I don’t see how it improves when Chubak takes over from here.

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Post ID: @d1+1jzbxts15

I'm thinking she has ki-led the culture awhile ago. I'm not sure I can put up with her or Chubak much longer.......

In three years whoever is left at the firm will continue to have a bitter taste in their mouths from previous years.

The new associates being hired in won't have a clue as to what transpired to get to where we are today.

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Post ID: @cd+1jzbxts15

I don’t know if I can put up with three more years with the Chief Gaslighting Officer.

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