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So who thinks it s good idea for central and west coast

Or anyone wfh still wfh plan late meetings that impact us on the east coast?!!
It’s rude and self centered. Like get some sense of wherewithal. Would you like our early meeting be 630 am for you?! Oh no? Ok then use your brain and not your 🫏 to book meetings it’s bad enough I’m going broke on the commute and food coming in everyday. I don’t care to be late for the one home cooked meal called dinner waiting for me. 😡. Stupid waste of time effort and money but but it builds collaborating! B S 🐂💩


This is just an echo chamber

Everytime ppl come w rumors from ppl inside, a good chunk of where those ppl get those rumors is this website, not actual inside knowledge. All those rumors spread inside the company and then ppl come and post back what they heard inside from a “director” “manager” “people in the know.”


Nike reveals “be on the defensive” as new maxim with Converse ad response

Sorry but everyone tries to find the unintended worst in everything. This isn’t like the golf ad with violence on women. Sneakers free floating or dangling has long been a thing.

The next time you see shoes hanging from a clothes line or power lines are we going to claim racism? If I tie my shoes together and toss over my shoulder do I support public hanging now?

This world is getting ridicolous. The fact this was even apologized for is nonsense. It shows Nike fears the negative press and being on the offense is no longer a thing. The big bold in your face brand is nothing more than fluff now.

Nike = be on the defense always….


I noticed something recently

If you ask two managers the same question, you will never get the same answer. Never. Not only that, the answers are usually completely opposite. So basically, if you need guidance, just ask one and pray that person knows what they're doing, because trying to reach a consensus will only leave you more confused.


COBRA - New Threat with Clarification

I know we all freaked out when we received the letter from Optum Financial with the COBRA info, but I want to make sure everyone understands that is NOT our out of pocket premium.
Here is what you need to do (I just did it):

  • either mail the form in or, following the instructions on the letter, go online to complete the registration (I think it’s best and safer doing it online).
    Use the Registration ID they provided on the letter.
    Once registered, accept the terms. Make sure to save a PDF of your acceptance. DO NOT PAY!
    What will happen next: they will notify CNC that you accepted the terms. CNC will then send COBRA the subsidy information. Once they receive that they will update your record with the amount that is due by October 1st. This amount should be around the same as you had deducted from the 9/11 paycheck (it was doubled so it covered for the month of September). It takes between 7-10 business days, from the day you accept the terms, for this process to complete (that’s why I suggest doing it online).
    You will receive a letter from Optum with your update premium then, but about you can always go back to your account online to check on the updated premium.

I called them a few minutes ago and the CSR asked me if I could share all this with my colleagues as they are getting tons of call for the same reason/concern.

Just wanted to have a clean thread to calm your hearts (I would have had a heart attack had I had to pay $1,700 a month)! ☺️


Nobody inspires anyone anymore

I don't see much leadership here that makes people want to give extra effort, like it was 20 years ago. Some of the newer leaders even struggle to communicate what they actually want, so we barely have any sense of where we're going. No wonder things have deteriorated so much.


Feel free to reach out

Hi everyone, I've been following this thread for about a year and figured I would introduce myself. I'm a reporter with WatersTechnology and I'm interested in understanding what is going on with the LSEG D&A/Refinitiv/Microsoft relationship. Please email me at nyela.graham@infopro-digital.com and I'd be happy to have a conversation.


Somebody struck a nerve

You will always know when a post has hit a little too close to home and has said more than Verizon wants you to know.

The employees paid to post disinformation are just an annoyance like that gnat that wants to fly up your nose while you're flipping a burger on the grill.

Then there is the downvote brigade. They will downvote every comment that is negative against Verizon as fast as they can. I have watched downvotes roll down the screen in real time across multiple posts that racked up four or five votes per post in less than a minute. As if somebody sent a text with a link asking for back up.

If the post is particularly accurate and informative the downvote brigade will flood both positive and negative posts with downloads. I saw one thread get annihilated with about 10+ downvotes per post within a short amount of time. If that's only one person, that's impressive.

If the post is uncomfortably accurate, which must have recently happened, the downvote brigade becomes the nonsense brigade. Trying to hide the posts under downvotes won't work. So suddenly the threads get overwhelmed with nonsensical posts that have no point and go nowhere. There is so much mess that you are more likely to avoid reading any posts in that thread.

Then tapping older safe threads with a nonsense post resorts the "active" so older posts get put at the top and the one they want to hide get slowly moved down the line. It's absolutely diabolical. Imagine if they put that much work and enthusiasm into making Verizon better.

Whenever I have dug in and found the thread with the most mess, I pick it apart and there's always at least one post with a legit and important message. And usually I start hearing that message in the news a few days or a week later.

Recognize the nonsense for what it is and use it to your advantage to stay informed.

Or not. You do you.


Executives lack common sense

Executives publicly say Guyana is a once in a life opportunity and then beat up teams internally and compare everything against Guyana. It makes zero sense.

https://www.ogj.com/general-interest/companies/news/55404137/barclays-conference-chevron-sees-venezuela-as-a-factory-development-exxon-says-operators-matter-more-than-ever


Internet Air

Wife went into store for another problem. Rep talked her into trying Internet Air and gave her equipment to return if we didn’t like it. Told her our current provider was cheaper and met our needs. She returned per instructions. Got a notification this morning account was delinquent and would be turned into collections agency. This is 2 weeks after returning. Rep I spoke with this morning saw where the equipment was returned and it might take another 2 weeks to credit my account. Do they only have 2 people handling this process for the entire company.


Pantheon Dev Team Restructured Amidst Update Issues

Visionary Realms CEO Chris Rowan admitted that recent combat and progression updates for Pantheon: Rise of the Fallen did not perform as expected. This led to a restructuring within the development team, resulting in unspecified layoffs. Robert Crane has been rehired as project manager to improve development processes. Rowan takes full responsibility for the management failures that allowed these issues to arise. The company plans to continue work on new zones and core game experiences while promising more open communication and an updated roadmap.

https://massivelyop.com/2026/09/11/pantheon-rise-of-the-fallen-suffers-layoffs-as-it-promises-to-refine-its-develoment-processes/


Blue Pulse Coming

Remember not to participate. Immediately send the email to the recycle bin where it belongs. They clearly have showed that they don't care, so, why even participate? If the responses are low maybe they will do something. The responses have been negative and they clearly don't care.


Where is Enrique?

Does he still work at PayPal? What are his hours? Will he grace us again with his words of wisdom? Interviewed like he’s on a talk show?

Seriously this guy is the worst leader. He’s leaving the management up to everyone else, and everyone has the same questions. You would think that after a layoff he would get up in front of the company and talk about the next steps. Get everyone excited again.

WHERE ARE YOU ENRIQUE?!? You asked for this de-layering but nothing has changed for you.


Cigna’s hiring process and lack of communication

Is anyone else noticing that Cigna’s hiring process has become extremely tedious and lacking communication? I worked here for years and left the org to gain greater experience because as I tried to advance I was running into roadblocks with my background not being enough. I have been trying to get back in for years. I make it to the hr interviews and told I’m progressing forward. Then an interview never comes and recruiters and communication is awful on just simply telling me no. Is anyone else experiencing this?


Customers first. Employees…somewhere.

I’m sorry, but this message is a pretty tone-deaf way to communicate with employees, especially right now.

“Pre-order week is for our customers first.” Got it, Jon. Apparently employees, many of whom are also customers and shareholders, can wait our turn.

After another round of layoffs and with employees being asked to do more with less, telling the people who actually work here that we’re simply not the priority is… certainly a choice.

We can talk all day about putting customers first, but employees aren’t some separate category from the business. We ARE customers. We ARE shareholders. And we’re the people responsible for delivering the experience you’re telling customers to buy.

The continued framing of employees as a number or a resource rather than people who have invested years of their lives into this company is exactly why messaging like this lands so poorly.

There was a much better way to say “customers get first access” without essentially reminding employees where ELT believes we rank.

Tone matters. Especially right now.