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Disclaimer: I work for one of the top 10 banks in the US by assets. I was shocked, SHOCKED, to find out that our CEO isn't even a tiny bit of a lying, cheatin
by joncrane 9y ago
Disclaimer: I work for one of the top 10 banks in the US by assets.
I was shocked, SHOCKED, to find out that our CEO isn't even a tiny bit of a lying, cheating sociopath. I started working here for the benefits and culture in the IT department, and assumed that the people responsible for paying for all the cool stuff we got were doing the same thing I assume all the other big banks do (Wells, JPMorgan Chase, Citi).
I've only been here a little while, and not seen anything nefarious, though I only have visibility into the IT infrastructure mostly, and some development work. But I'm still wondering how a company can become this large and successful in this sector without griminess from the top.
It's restored my faith in stuff a little bit. Also note, if you look at the top 10 banks in the USA, the bottom half are a small fraction of the size of the top 3, and we're in the bottom half.
- i-machine-learn 9y agowhy don't you name the bank? It's always good for consumers to have examples of good ethical companies to do business with.
- tnorthcutt 9y agoour CEO isn't even a tiny bit of a lying, cheating sociopath How would you possibly know?
- antisthenes 9y agoAnd honestly, how is it even relevant? CEO is only one person, who could have been with a bank for any arbitrarily short period of time. The rest of management/leadership could still be rotten to the core.