Story 262

I will proudly contribute one positive story to Citi’s broken narrative: the women who work here are incredible, besides Fraser and her despotic head of HR, [REDACTED], who is clearly not right upstairs.

The Indian women are particularly great. They work harder than anyone without credit and are beacons of what smart, humble, decent leaders do.

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