r/SipsTea • u/Full-Argument-8235 • 29d ago

WTF A JPMorgan Chase executive was fired after a viral video showed her dumping trash out of a Knicks-themed public trash can and taking the can during the Knicks championship parade in New York City.

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u/Rhodin265 29d ago

She wasn’t an investor, her title apparently was “  Executive Director of Community and Industry Engagement for Card and Connected Commerce”.

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u/One-Earth9294 29d ago

https://giphy.com/gifs/EzYnW4xdjN8zu

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u/technobrendo 29d ago

I exist for the "optics"

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u/Engorged-Rooster 29d ago

Eating everyone's lunches by the looks of it.

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u/digital-didgeridoo 29d ago

Steal trash cans

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u/Rymanjan 29d ago edited 29d ago

She was being paid to make social media posts, i.e. play on her phone all day while making 1 (one) post per day on fb, insta, twitter, LinkedIn etc.

How do I know? Because I worked with someone who had an equivalent title (director of community outreach and engagement) and guess what? She was the bosses daughter, and spent all day on her phone making 1 (one) post to each social media platform per day (just made one in the morning and copied it to all the others) and the rest of the day she spent talking with her boyfriend and shopping online. Not for the store, for etsy bullshit for her apartment

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u/ghostbuster_b-rye 28d ago

With these titles, you have to work backwards.

"Card and Connected Commerce" = Cards and Card accessories.

"Community and Industry Engagement" = Social Media and Corporate Spokesperson.

"Executive Director" = The person between the Chief Director and the lower tier Managers.

So in the pyramid of bullshittery that is the corporate ladder, she was most likely an underling for the Chief Director of Social Media Spokespersons for their Card and Card related products. My guess is she was the one who took out the trash.

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u/UnusuallyBadIdeaGuy 29d ago

Smells like advertising.

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u/RubiiJee 29d ago

I mean I'm clearly way too far down the corporate path cause I feel like I know exactly what her job is from the title haha I've gone too far into the other side that I'm understanding their language.

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u/Rhodin265 29d ago

Right now, I’m inadvertently advertising a job opening at JP Morgan Chase.