Story 300, I remember you. Rumors are the Wealth COO ordered your hit. Remember how heady things were when [REDACTED] started? They couldn’t risk for anyone to dissent that he wasn’t our Lord & Savior. Hallelujah, amen!
If you litigate for retaliation, you could get at least a dozen of us who still work here to testify on your behalf. The place is so sick and dysfunctional it’s impossible to believe.
I worked at Wells Fargo for 27 years. I left much earlier than planned, because I could no longer tolerate being overworked, under-recognized, and treated as the woman who could carry everything while our only male team member was valued above everyone else, even though his contribution was laughable. I saved Wells Fargo more than…
The Head of Wealth at Citi—somewhat ironically given his reputation also the head of the women’s network—hosted a Women’s Day event with Martina Navratilova. It’s a visible gesture, but my day-to-day reality remains walking into meetings with 30+ men and being the only woman in the room who is drowned out on the daily. It…
Employment attorney who saw the Forbes article and thought a primer on how forced arbitration works might be useful. Forced arbitration has long been one of the most effective tools corporations use to keep workplace misconduct out of public view. Employees are required to resolve disputes in private proceedings that limit discovery, restrict transparency, and…
Re: Story 281: The Closing of Books Twenty-five years ago, Enron’s annual reports gleamed, praised by the analysts. Somewhere in Houston, a woman sat at her desk and wrote a letter that no one wanted to read — because it was inconvenient. The machine had already committed to its story. The auditors had signed. The…
The Citi managing director who drugged and raped women was sentenced today. The company’s response? “We cooperated with law enforcement as they sought justice for the victims of these heinous crimes.” How noble. It’s amazing how quickly institutions discover their moral compass once the FBI is involved. I bet a million bucks this wasn’t the…
Dear Editor – I made one important addition to story 257. Kindly substitute: A male MD told me that what I was complaining about at Citi is the same at every other large bank. He questioned whether I’d ever worked at one before — implying I was naive or uninformed about how the world works….