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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Managers at the SEC must be really pissed tonight. [/quote]

SEC manager here. Mainly just delighted for my staff attorneys that they are likely ok until '26; we very likely would have lost at least two high-performers in my branch more or less immediately if this went the other way. [/quote]

Troll post? It goes against human nature to be cool with the idea of waking up and commuting to an empty building so that your subordinates can chill at home. Nice try. [/quote]

This has been the experience of supervisors where I work for the past couple of years (supervisors are in office much more than BU staff). Everyone's been very graceful and professional about it because we understand that management comes with different responsibilities and we all took those jobs knowingly. [/quote]

Same situation at my DH's agency. He is also at a level just below supervisory (manages a small team but still BU) for which they really struggle to recruit because it's a tough position that requires a ton of managing up and down. His supervisor is in office way more than he is already and will likely retire in the next two years as a result of the new administration's changes, but she has been nothing but supportive of him and our family in part because she knows what a nightmare it would be to replace a 25 year veteran who performs a tough job they struggle to hire into. My perception is that this holds fairly true across his division, based on messages we've received from colleagues who are friends this week.[/quote]

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