Thread regarding U.S. Bank layoffs

Geographical Location defines your potential now

Newest ploy from USB to reduce the workforce without layoffs (same vein as RTO) seems to be the strict limitations on geographical locations that new positions can be posted in.

If you’re in a different location from your team, and your team operates out of an Ops hub, but you’re in a service center, you can kiss any advancement within the team goodbye. Whether you RTO or not. Recruiters and hiring managers can “request approval” for a one off in a different geographic region than what’s posted/approved but I have yet to hear of one being approved.

Ask me to do the work of 3 people, refuse me any advancement and watch me quite quit my way to that severance check 🫡

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Post ID: @OP+1k1xvcnxa

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Hahahaha, describing yourself. 😆😁

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Post ID: @d8+1k1xvcnxa

Anyone think “service centers” will be the locations that get the axe when it’s time to consolidate our real estate portfolio??

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Post ID: @az+1k1xvcnxa

We hire a lot of people in Charlotte, but I think that market is tapped out. Most of them couldn’t hack it at the bigger banks but somehow hang on here.

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Post ID: @an+1k1xvcnxa

My manager tried to hire someone from AZ who is internal., AZ is a hub, but our team is in Ohio. Got denied, so limiting people we can hire.

That same person the manager planned to hire in AZ, got a job in AZ…at same bank, same division. makes no sense

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Post ID: @a2+1k1xvcnxa

This is how they used to do it 10+ years ago and it didn't work out well for them then. It won't work out for them long-term now either. They had to diversify where they hired from because they couldn't get anyone to apply for jobs. This is how teams ended up spread across the US, because they had to hire where the talent pool was. Now they're reverting that policy and they'll find that they have a hard time filling positions. I knew of an open req that was hybrid and we basically got no applications for it internally as a result of this hiring practice.

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