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Filed February 16, 2026

Story 142

I was covering a role temporarily as a favor to my boss, on top of my regular work. When asked if I wanted to keep it and I said no, I was layered under someone recognized to be…
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Filed February 13, 2026

Story 141

My manager, knowing full well I was under-employed in my current position, asked if I saw a future for myself at Citi, clearly trying to gauge whether I’d quit. On the day of performance roundtables, he walked over…
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Filed February 10, 2026

Story 140

The Consent Order Problem No One Wants to Discuss I was hired for specialized regulatory work. My background was exactly what the firm needed. An older colleague pulled me aside one day and said something I’ll never forget:…
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Filed February 10, 2026

Story 139

How are the stories of sexual harassment reported by women perceived? Men rarely imagine themselves as supporters of sexual abuse. Most would say, honestly, that they oppose it. And yet, again and again, when a woman speaks about…
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Filed February 10, 2026

Story 138

Thank you Story 135/136, you’re story helps me realize I’m not crazy and that this system is built to drive away talent. There seem to be no standards or expectations of managers other than that they were loyal…
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Filed February 9, 2026

Story 137

If you work at Citi, consider taking a screenshot of your performance-review rating. Multiple employees report their ratings shifting from a 2 to a 4 after they acknowledged them. It’s a disturbing tactic that could be used to…
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Filed February 8, 2026

Story 136

2/2 At Citi, incompetent bosses expect unconditional obedience—especially if you’re more qualified than they are. Pass your way, competent worker. You will be sacrificed on the altar of corruption. The Pattern A director was protected by their network…
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Filed February 8, 2026

Story 135

1/2 At Citi, “manager” doesn’t mean leader. It means patriarch. All-knowing. Always right. Beyond reproach. Technical incompetence gets masked by authoritarian management styles. Citi lists “challenge” as a core value. In practice, challenging leadership is career suicide. The…
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Filed February 8, 2026

Story 134

In major Southeast Asian financial hubs, even the most serious sexual crimes committed by MD level male Private bankers are deliberately suppressed within the regional/local Private banks. This is not misconduct it is criminal behaviour enabled by power,…
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Filed February 7, 2026

Story 133

The Moral Stakes: When Complicity Is By Design The people running these systems know they’re corrupt. They’re not confused. They’re complicit. When senior managers say they don’t know how to deal with toxic behavior, cannot enforce accountability because…
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