Thread regarding Bank of New York Mellon Corp. layoffs

Managers disconnected from employees

The previous place where I worked, it was quite natural to sometimes ask the manager for some advice. The current manager here I would never ask for anything because he is completely disconnected from our team. I hope this manager is a lone case at BNY Mellon?

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Anyone still working in the office need mental help.

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Post ID: @3sxi+1gB639Os

I agree, get lost. No ones cares do your job and stop complaining. If you are not happy find another job - lots of openings.

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Post ID: @2edu+1gB639Os

Find a new job, your misery spreads and affects others. Your manager probably cannot stand you as you are most likely terrible and problematic to work with.

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Post ID: @2cbb+1gB639Os

Suspect the manager is not happy with your performance as it is the norm now the remaining bad apples are left since all the good performers have left. I would advise to be happy you have a job and if your are that unhappy to leave.

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Post ID: @2mxh+1gB639Os

Avoid as many people as you can for as long as you can. Go outside; take a walk. Management isn’t spending their time working, why should you?

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Post ID: @2brm+1gB639Os

Asking us for advice helps us with our BE ratings. Ask away please.

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Post ID: @ybx+1gB639Os

I dunno, I have a few co-workers who are very well connected to our boss from one sphincter to another.

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Post ID: @ftg+1gB639Os

Don’t ask. It will only backfire.

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Post ID: @fkx+1gB639Os

Caring managers are a thing of the past. You’re on your own.

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Post ID: @oku+1gB639Os

haha no

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