Thread regarding Citigroup Inc. / Citibank / Citi layoffs

Friday thought

There is a pattern of behavior where the individual keeps project teams siloed and separated, while expecting everyone to remain aware of all activities. At the same time, information is selectively hidden within teams, creating confusion and lack of transparency.

Communication is often done in Hindi, which can exclude some team members from fully understanding discussions. The individual also appears to influence people to report directly to him, positioning himself as a central point of control. When status updates are requested, he tends to protect those who report to him, which encourages more people to align with him for safety.

Conversely, those who do not report to him are often put in a negative light—either blamed, overlooked, or set up in ways that impact their performance or perception. There are instances where opinions are shaped against certain individuals, affecting their growth, ratings, and opportunities. Senior leadership responsibilities such as supporting, mentoring, and enabling team success are not being fulfilled consistently.

This environment has led to decreased trust, lack of collaboration, and has been a contributing factor in multiple team members choosing to leave.


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@mq Working in IT or Operations in Citi Europe being of European ancestry, is becoming a new type of untouchable, some kind of fair-skinned slave of Indian goons located in Pune or Chennai. And in Europe too.

Indian directors and SVP promoting to each other, taking the lion's slice of bonuses and salary arises, and hiring Polish, Greek, Italians or Spanish to do the dirty work for a pittance.

After 2 years I left Citi with stomach burn and issues to sleep. Never again.

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Post ID: @159+1kmqgrznj

Welcome to working at a global fortune 500 company with over 200,000 employees - welcome to big corporate culture. None of this should be a surprise. Are you going to sit there and complain about it? Or, are you going to play the game and get yourself to a position of influence where you can impact the changes you want? Or, are you going to move on to another large financial that pays as well but has less of the problems you highlighted?

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Post ID: @11e+1kmqgrznj

The area in which I work has been totally captured by Indians. My whole team bar me is Indian and two directs above are Indian. Good luck putting in a complaint about comms being in Hindi - I'm sure the Indian you report it to will definitely investigate.

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