Amanda and I were talking about this last night, and that's what pissed her off the most.
My take on it is that BofA is very conservative-minded (small c) in that it has rules and regs that they put in place to run a legal and smooth-sailing ship, but always fail to take into account any exceptions or unexpected events that throw those rules and regs out the window. [I mean, they *do* in a way, as I've taken compliance courses on it. They're good on planning but terrible at execution.] I say this because this was definitely not the first time I had to follow stupid orders Because Reasons, No Exceptions At All. It just happened to be the last time!
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Date: 2020-03-26 08:23 pm (UTC)My take on it is that BofA is very conservative-minded (small c) in that it has rules and regs that they put in place to run a legal and smooth-sailing ship, but always fail to take into account any exceptions or unexpected events that throw those rules and regs out the window. [I mean, they *do* in a way, as I've taken compliance courses on it. They're good on planning but terrible at execution.] I say this because this was definitely not the first time I had to follow stupid orders Because Reasons, No Exceptions At All. It just happened to be the last time!