Every time I see this I feel like it's a thinly veiled threat that my job is an expense to be managed.
I'm assuming gunjan was having trouble with english and doesn't know the difference between expense and employee, hence why they started using "colleagues" instead to prevent slip-ups when she talks.
Oh and the advertising for employee banking and investments.
I am a rank and file IC, low key multimillionaire. U.S. Bank will NEVER get my business.
Almost forgot the stadium that transfers risk to the taxpayer (govt subsidies) and privatize profit for billionaires.
Misery loves company. To say someone doesn’t understand English, thus expense vs employee… get a grip.
I’m not saying the bank and leaders are perfect but be the example you would like to see.
If you don’t like the culture. Leave. No one is held hostage to this place.
@dw I mean, what OP says is pretty spot on in the way that counts. GK has made it CRYSTAL clear that employees aren't valued, and that we're line item expenses to be reduced.
You are rude! I’m so disappointed that our colleagues walk around with these type of thoughts. You can work somewhere else. Gooo!