You know you work at Bank of America if…
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I love Bank of America. I use them for all of my banking. Like any massive organization, they definitely have their own sub-culture. How do you know you work at Bank of America? Here’s how:
(1) You have had at least one networking meeting at the Founders Hall Caribou Coffee.
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(2) You use “enterprise-wide,” “ping me,” and “keep me honest” in your everyday lingo.
(3) You know that a Band 1 is higher than a Band 4.
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(4) You own at least one red Community Volunteers shirt.
(5) You know what GBAM, GT&O and GWIM stand for.
(6) When you think of the holidays, you can’t shake the jingles of the Founders Hall Bears.
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(7) You block out an entire afternoon for the Risk training test because you know you’re going to fail it at least twice.
(8) When people ask you where you work you say “the bank” and expect that everyone knows which one. And when people refer to Bank of America as BofA or BOA, you know they’re not an employee…it’s BAC.
(9) You find yourself having trouble explaining your job to anyone who does not work at the bank.
(10) You have the bridgeline phone number and your moderator passcode memorized and could dial it with your eyes closed.
(11) You get your news from Flagscape instead of the Axios Charlotte.
(12) As much as you hate to admit it, maybe we really are “better when we’re connected.”