I worked at a finance firm as a Vice President for over 9 years. When a new senior VP joined the company, he openly described himself as someone who ran the“old boys club,” even saying so in a…
Asset management vet of 30 years. For most of my career, I’ve worked with men who are supportive and professional, which made it difficult for me to relate to the #metoo movement, which in my view was mostly…
The examples shared are not surprising. My experience in Citi is similar. HR is weaponized to squash anyone speaking up. They train us to speak up, contact Ethics or HR and when you do everything is used against…
I am a woman at Citi. I have been personally impacted by the weaponization of HR processes and unequal enforcement of workplace policies here. Hearing other women share their stories is so inspiring and I would very much…
I am a woman working in management consulting and previously worked in front office at CIBC. An MD and ED on our team pressured juniors to accompany them to strip clubs. I felt uncomfortable and shared my thoughts…
I’ve read many of the stories shared on this platform and most focus on behaviour in the front office. What’s missing from that narrative is an honest acknowledgement that the same behaviour, harassment, intimidation, and discrimination towards women,…
Citi has a culture that supports misogyny, gender bias, and a wide array of unethical employment practices. For close to 20 years I have witnessed and, at times, been subjected to all of the above. For the most…
I was nominated for MD at a tier one bank having the best production year of my career. I had been paid up in a down year and my review had given me the green light for additional…
I am an experienced risk professional and senior managing director who received positive feedback from my managers, strong reviews, made progress on moving forward the risk agenda, and was respected by my colleagues and partners. I am well…
As an attorney who has spent years reviewing employment decisions across large financial institutions, I can say that all of the stories on this site feel familiar. But #31 is especially important to call out because it happens…