Thread regarding Truist Bank layoffs

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Here's what I want to know. I wonder if the folks in these high positions here ever read these. Like do they know how people feel?

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Post ID: @m5+1m14canzh

Bill is actually a good guy who was in the job (as was Kelly) past his useful date. Banking is a tech/ops game now and Bill is a hold over from the days when leaders came from the sales/client side. It’s all execution now so I hope the new guy builds the best machine and keeps it running right.

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Post ID: @kn+1m14canzh

Good fking riddance. He presided over a stock price that never surpassed pre-merger numbers (or even recovered), the reduction of benefits, sell-off of a major non-banking revenue org, and the RTO mandate.

And we’re stuck with this di--------y hanging on until April 2027. Can’t flush this tu-d quick enough.

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Post ID: @g1+1m14canzh

The brown nosers don’t know Bill. He is a ja----s.

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Post ID: @e2+1m14canzh

I wonder what the HBS case study will say?

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Post ID: @bh+1m14canzh

Yes ole BillyBob certainly had a purposeful run as the head of SunTruist. It takes a meaningful purpose to not grow a major regional bank with a locked in customer base into a less powerful bank in 6 years at the helm. Stock price lower than at the time of merger took a lot of purpose while competitors grew their franchises in some cases by 2. A legend in his own mind.

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Post ID: @bg+1m14canzh

Horrendous leadership

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