He built a fancy new gym for Operations employees. Branch employees got flex time which is often unusable without breaking the branch due to everyone needing employees.
It was only available to those working in that particular building. Let’s not make this a branch vs operations issue. Both areas of the credit union have been hurt over the past two years. We need to support each other and not get distracted. Our main goal should be regaining our ability to make decisions based on the needs of the membership.
Not enough people were willing to worship him as their Credit Union Savior. If you don't love a Narcissist then you are their enemy. He figured out he had too many enemies at SECU.
Absolutely, agree. On top of perhaps things were getting uncovered that needed to stay buried as well? The speed and non-transparent decision to take a job elsewhere would suggest the need to "get out of town" quickly?!!
Good riddance. I would like a full explanation and apology from the Board for inflicting this disaster on employees and members, but this will not happen. I hope they have learned something. Different doesn’t mean better. He never understood anything about what a wonderful thing we had or why. I could not have imagined so much destruction to SECU could be accomplished so quickly.
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fleecing the flock comes to mind ... on to the next flock ...
ReplyDeleteBye Alexander the Coppersmith ....
ReplyDeleteNeed to bless the Board's heart too.
ReplyDeleteHurricane Haze. Class 5 destruction.
ReplyDeletelooks like he's gained a few lbs since he's been in NC ... must be eating good ...
ReplyDeleteGym could use a gym. I bet he was always excited getting the emails about the food trucks arriving.
DeleteHe built a fancy new gym for Operations employees. Branch employees got flex time which is often unusable without breaking the branch due to everyone needing employees.
DeleteIt was only available to those working in that particular building. Let’s not make this a branch vs operations issue. Both areas of the credit union have been hurt over the past two years. We need to support each other and not get distracted. Our main goal should be regaining our ability to make decisions based on the needs of the membership.
DeleteSerious question: Why did he leave? The new strategic plan was just starting.
ReplyDeleteNot enough people were willing to worship him as their Credit Union Savior. If you don't love a Narcissist then you are their enemy. He figured out he had too many enemies at SECU.
DeleteAbsolutely, agree. On top of perhaps things were getting uncovered that needed to stay buried as well? The speed and non-transparent decision to take a job elsewhere would suggest the need to "get out of town" quickly?!!
DeleteJust another leader that is more concerned with the suits than the boots ...
ReplyDeleteisn't it ironic he's standing in front of the "85 years Growing" signage and we have declined every year since he's been employed by SECU...
ReplyDeleteGood riddance. I would like a full explanation and apology from the Board for inflicting this disaster on employees and members, but this will not happen. I hope they have learned something. Different doesn’t mean better. He never understood anything about what a wonderful thing we had or why. I could not have imagined so much destruction to SECU could be accomplished so quickly.
ReplyDeleteIt's not over, the board has still decided to push forward ... and new boss same as the old boss
DeleteDon't let the door hit you in the a$$ on the way out of the great state of NC!
ReplyDeleteSo long selfie-queen...
ReplyDelete"A southern man don't need him around any how" - Ronnie Van Zant, Gary Rossington, Ed King
"Girl, don't go away mad, just go away" - Nikki Sixx, Mick Mars
For someone that could not even stay off LinkedIn during statewide Exec briefings….it’s a slow goodbye for his online profile
ReplyDeleteThe Board's collective wisdom and judgment personified.
ReplyDeleteMaybe SECU can get its groove back now.
ReplyDeleteIt's not over, the board has still decided to push forward ... and new boss same as the old boss
DeleteGuess he had the emotional intelligence to change jobs.
ReplyDeleteLooks like NCUA is protecting him for some reason....Inside Job?
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