Citi treats employees like property

You come into Citi treated like property. There’s no welcome meeting, there’s no “here’s your Citi tshirt and Citi mouse. Welcome to the family.” as small as it may be there’s no such thing. Instead you get: “see if you can login. You can, good. Here, your partnered with this guy, do what he says.” and that’s it. All of that is fine and good, it sets the stage going forward. So you fast forward and people start leaving, and Citi managers act all baffled as to why there is no company loyalty.

I mean you gotta be kidding, right? Citi mgmt has worked really really hard to make SURE that YOU know that YOU are a commodity to be traded or discarded as the business sees fit. Given such, is it really a great mystery as to why there is no company loyalty. Give me a break.

An excellent point by @ktr+1tGOBGzo.

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The saddest part about this post, is that it used to be all of these things when Mike was over everything

Here's an idea for a Citi Welcome Kit: Include several Lollipops in the shape of the word, $UCKER, so that the new $UCKERS can $u-k on the lollipops while they work. Better yet, just keep baskets of the $UCKER Lollipops all around the Citi buildings just like TD Bank has them in its bank branches.

Citi management have become bullies. They treat workers like cr-p.

for some reason or another I keep thinking back to that chinese restaurant in South Park
City Wok which is pronounced as Sh---y Wok

so how do we pronounce citibank
sh---y bank

A toxic workplace drives your best people away. Create a workplace where talent thrives, not one where it jumps ship.

Yeah employees actually hate Citi

I got a Citi welcome kit after a month eith Citi goodies

Ive said this over and over again. Citi uses inflated employee expense to smooth out earnings. They continued to aggressively hire into 2023. How can you explain that?

I didn't get a Citi T-shirt.

This was also my experience when I joined Citi. The worst part is that was the day I realized the staff member and the entire team training me was less qualified than I was even though they had been at Citi for over 25 years. The kicker is those were the people that got to stay during the last re-org which goes without saying this is why Citi will never improve and its only a matter of time before it fails beyond help.

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