Thread regarding Bank of America layoffs

high turnover rate = bad manager

sign of bad supervisory practices in trading

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keep jumping to higher paying jobs with better conditions... :-)

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  • Loyal employees, capable and with future goals - yes

  • Lazy employees - who do not care to fight for a promotion, raises and do not set higher goals for themselves - no (majority falls here)

  • Family connections - no

  • Those who hold a position due to extramarital affairs - no (I'm not hating; you do whatever you have to survive. But you don't deserve higher pay)

Me - yes

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Post ID: @vie+RMY45eW

@hxt

perhaps a better solution is to train their loyal employees stayed here for many years new skills rather than finding expensive alternatives from other companies?

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Post ID: @lux+RMY45eW

If you worked there longer you deserve to get pay less. Your skills diminish the longer you stay.

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Post ID: @hxt+RMY45eW

Unfortunately that is common in many companies

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Post ID: @ukh+RMY45eW

unfair to see people just joined from other companies get paid more than people who worked here for many years. too many “guaranteed bonuses arbitrage” and “sign-on arbitrage” in global markets.

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