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Sales Pitch from Scott Powell has hit the airwaves

4 minutes telling us what they already believe.

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sn-t powell failed at santander and fails at wells. but he cashes hefty checks and his tongue is charlie's personal toilet paper.

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Post ID: @1hix+1fw8T2Xs

Scott Powell is so out of touch he makes Charlie seem human. The yacht boys might benefit from seeing each other but those that will return to an office who's co-workers are spread across the country - not at all. Hey Scottie the mask nonsense is over even choo choo Joe thinks so, so time to remove that wasteland figurehead MD on staff for some bizzarro reason...

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Post ID: @1hvi+1fw8T2Xs

what metrics do they use to quantify Better Together? That's the question....

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Post ID: @1ner+1fw8T2Xs

I can't remember ever seeing such an out-of-touch nitwit in my life.

Seriously, how is it even possible that this guy has the job that he does?

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Variants invariably are more contagious but weaker. At this point no worries as the last two were milder than the common cold.

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Post ID: @1ymo+1fw8T2Xs

Agree with being able to network across the world without meeting in person. I have a number of co-workers that I’ve built relationships with and have never met. It is just frustrating when your team or people you work with are located in other cities and so you are basically driving to a location to make phone calls.

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Post ID: @nwn+1fw8T2Xs

I've said it before and I'll say it again, RTO is not a problem when the company pays for a car service to take you to and from wherever as well as gives you massive office. If any of these execs had to commute by mass transit or drive and find/pay for parking plus had to work in a small low walled flex cube, their tune would quickly change.

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Post ID: @pgb+1fw8T2Xs

and scotti pow-wow's happy-collaboration propaganda is silly.

dollars to doughnuts says he has a permanent desk and doesn't have to scurry to get a non-sn-t encrusted desk every day.

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Post ID: @fxt+1fw8T2Xs

Please pose the following in the text town hall, because I would love for them to respond:

“ Share some stories about how RTO is better for the single parent that's finally been able to find some work/life balance these past two years......or the hundreds (if not thousands) of us that will be returning to an environment full of NOBODY WE WORK WITH. You guys are shipping jobs overseas and trying to become more global by the day, yet insist we RTO”

Your post was absolutely spot on, and for these same people who are returning to offices or branches where they have no desire to obtain a new job at that location, the whole networking idea is baloney. In fact many of us have successfully collaborated, and networked with people across the nation, and at times in India.

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Post ID: @pfz+1fw8T2Xs

Just an example of leadership sickness.

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Post ID: @qjf+1fw8T2Xs

More missing humanity here. He does not care if we get sick or infect our families. Why the rush with the next variant and surge around the corner? It's obvious that the vax is not a vax and only limits severity of the sickness. Long haul symptoms and kid MIS sickness are still risks. Why not make RTO voluntary for those that are ok with the risk?

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Post ID: @cfv+1fw8T2Xs

smiling ear to ear like somebody who's earned near $30 million in two years from this bank, much of that time spent figuring out how to get us back in the office.

SP - nobody cares about how you've benefitted from RTO. And nobody cares how excited the Operating Committee is about RTO. It's all about the money, bro. We know it. Quit pretending like it's anything but that.

Share some stories about how RTO is better for the single parent that's finally been able to find some work/life balance these past two years......or the hundreds (if not thousands) of us that will be returning to an environment full of NOBODY WE WORK WITH. You guys are shipping jobs overseas and trying to become more global by the day, yet insist we RTO to do nothing but line your pockets more in some way.
And for the continuous thanking of the front-line branch workers for coming in everyday these past two years.....save it. They know you are closing branches and the direction of e-banking will lead to the eventual elimination of all of them soon enough.
Your staff can't stand how tone deaf you and CS are. Nobody wants this RTO. You c-suite folks know that your entire existence depends on being face to face with people because you don't otherwise actually produce anything for this company. Did you forget that 9 of 10 people around here aren't managers? We do tasks.....we don't have to collaborate every day in order to get things done. We have this little thing called 'email' that works quite well and allows us an audit trail that we can save. In-person conversations aren't verifiable and they can't be seen by anyone except the folks involved. We simply don't need them like the C-suite does to get things done. Do you know how many verbal conversations end with ---'ok, so I'm going to recap this conversation in an email and if you could just reply and formally let me know you are good with this approach, that will be great.'

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Post ID: @zwm+1fw8T2Xs

He is so Goofy. How did he get hired? Probably one of the elites friend.

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Post ID: @ifd+1fw8T2Xs

SP = dork

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