Wondering what the point of this call next week is. It is common knowledge on Wall Street that Trump is going to de-regulate, which is going to allow the banks to thrive instead of being choked by reporting and regulations. Specifically Citi has been picked by Analysts to do very well in the new (Trump) environment. Is this call basically to spin the narrative in such a way that we should not expect more prosperous times (raises, bonuses, lack of layoffs, etc.)? Or is it going to be about digging in our heels around pronouns and racially discriminatory hiring practices? The word they chose for the title of the call "Aftermath" generally has a negative connotation, and is associated with the period of time after a nuclear bo-b has detonated. Very curious to see what the spin is going to be......does anyone here have an insight or guesses?
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We all know how shady banks are. We need watching at all times.
I’m afraid it’ll be more than that. I think it’ll be so undesirable to hire HB1 that the effort will only be made unless the candidate is really really really worth it. Those in play now will be safe but a resubmission of their status may not be so….friendly.
Yeah, VISAs are going to take longer to get approval so managers are going to want to hire US citizens instead, which already kind of the case
Well, good for some, not so much for others. Outsourcing and offshoring will be scaled back. You’ll see.
"Things at Citi are going to be great again, because America is going to be great again!" No more layoffs....just firing and replacing low performers....bigger merit increases....bigger bonuses.