Thread regarding Bank of America layoffs

If they’re not leaving physically, they’re leaving emotionally or cognitively

Very true for nearly 90% that where forced to return to office from my observation. When will BofA get it....what a weak minded untrustworthy leadership we have.

https://time.com/6097258/covid-return-to-office/

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Post ID: @OP+1d8k9zgt

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this!
It's more true than ever. So many good people just completely beat down and checked out. Morale has to be at a new record low.

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Post ID: @2ycd+1d8k9zgt

Great article. Thanks for sharing

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Post ID: @1isq+1d8k9zgt

I'm observing people coming in late and leaving early every day. they just make a celebrity appearance for a few hours and then leave the office.

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Post ID: @1boa+1d8k9zgt

The pandemic changed the world forever. Companies are adapting to the new way of life. It's progress and a reminder that life is too short. While the world moves forward the bank is fighting against the gravitational pull to keep things the way they used to be.

It's not going to work now and it's not going to work in the future. Hybrid is the new normal weather those old timers know it or not.

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Post ID: @1kce+1d8k9zgt

I hate this bank . I have worked at companies with smart people. This company is totally clueless on the handling of the RTO and keeping employees safe. The senior management made little cr---y changes to keep employees safe. This company has to realize that the old work environment is not coming back . These mutherfockers need to come up with a safe RTO . That blockhead mo--n CEO needs to get his head out of his azz.

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Post ID: @1eax+1d8k9zgt

There have been a lot of changes in senior management lately. I wonder how much could be attributed to this post pandemic. Some of those folks may not have wanted to return either. Maybe things do get better over a few months. Trying to be optimistic

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Post ID: @soz+1d8k9zgt

I’d say to be patient and stick it out and let the attrition plan play out… the Bank will likely make some concessions early next year given the flight risk and low morale issues.

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Post ID: @ohe+1d8k9zgt

What’s wrong now?

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