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Worst score on Glassdoor among top 10 P&C companies

USAA 3.2
Travelers 4.2
Progressive 3.8
Nationwide 3.8
Amica 3.8
Liberty Mutual 3.7
State Farm 3.4
Allstate 3.5
Chubb 3.5

Don’t take care of your employees and the result will show up in member experience. Check out the article on mysantonio website.


The Real Cost of Corp Efficiency

The obsession with centralzation, offshoring, and squeezing every last dollar out of the business is classic MBA thinking that looks great on a spreadsheet and fails in the real world.

You CANNOT run a complex org by treating people as interchangeable costs and ignoring those who actually understand the business.

Eventually, the bureaucracy, declining service, and loss of talent will cost far more than these supposed efficiencies ever saved. At that point, the game is over!!!


How bad does Oracle sυck right now?

I mean, does it sυck really bad?

Or does it sυck really really really really really really really really really really really really really really really really really really really really really really really really really really really really really really really really really really really really really really really really really really really really really really really really really really really really really really really really bad?


Burnt out or bored out?

Do you feel you're suffering from burnout – having too much work, too much pressure and too many demands?

Or boreout – having too little meaningful work to keep you occupied, with whatever hours you do provide to the company being spent on irrelevant tasks that add little or no value to either DXC or its clients?

Or do you feel it's all about right and except that's you'd probably like more salary working at DXC isn't so bad after all?


Taking a Temperature Reading

I want to hear some honest feedback opinions, not from anyone in a leadership role but only anyone below a leader role to please share here honestly if you think Humana is now getting better or worse?

I know things can change. I am not fishing for one way or the other. I just want to know the state of things, at least from the perception with the non-leadership employees. Thanks in advance!


Very high unfiltered scores

Hello All,

I keep wondering how the company culture gets worse and worse by the day but the unfiltered scores keep getting better every quarter. Are the people that are worried about SAP's future and upcoming layoffs really in the minority? Every LoB is now spewing propaganda that the executive board turned the ship around and that SAP is one of the best places to work and all that. I can see this propaganda leading up to the eventual hikes in executive bonuses and then the usual excuses that there is no money to pay a 100% employee bonus or decent salary increments.

What prompted so many employees to vote such high scores in unfiltered?


Everyone is happy to work at uSBank

Results are in , ttus.
72 percent participation. I was the other 28 percent that didn't bother with the garbage.

80 percent are happy and plan to stay and recommend USBank as a great employer.

Top topic was compensation.

RTO is no longer important to UsBank employees as we are all happy to drive 3 hours a day to sit in cube, talking to other team members on Team.

The Results must be run by same people in White. House or North Korea where everyone is happy with dear Ole Leaders aka MC


Updates

Full disclosure. I was let go with project star a few years ago. Used to check the site from time to time. Just stumbled back across it. Curious. Has much changed at Truist? How are things there now? I was mad when let go but landed and make a lot more money now than I ever did at Truist and am much happier. Curious about those who stayed behind or soldier on.


Portland Schools Announce Major Job Cuts

Portland Public Schools is facing a significant budget deficit of $65 million for the upcoming school year. This financial shortfall necessitates the elimination of up to 450 full-time positions across the district. Increased costs from the Oregon Public Employees Retirement System are a primary driver of the deficit. Declining student enrollment further exacerbates the funding challenges. These cuts will impact both administrative and school-based staff.

Portland, Oregon

https://www.kgw.com/article/news/education/portland-public-schools-65m-budget-gap-450-staff-cuts-layoffs-closures-district/283-f568164f-3a42-43e3-a55f-c7ee149f5696


No raises

Listen closely to the earnings call and the interview after for employees posted on the intranet. When DW talks about raising the dividend slowly because the future is uncertain the same thinking is applied to employee compensation. We can go years with record oil prices and profits and not see raises because they will say something like “but oil could go back to $30 a barrel so we have to plan for that”


IDP

I find the discussion of IDP discouraging because the promises made never happen. The business need always wins and only hipos have the opportunity to try different jobs. I am stuck in a role because no one else knows how to do it. It isn’t a role that I enjoy or is rewarded. Critical role that they won’t let me leave and then they consistently rank me low.


Losing hope

Dan, if you want employees to delight the customer, then start making employees feel good about the company. Morale is low. Very low. The bar is low. Show some appreciation for the people who are fighting our terrible policies in order to retain customers. Most decisions i have seen in the last 12 months didn't delight the customers, it pi---d them off.


Tomorrow, Let the Empty Seats Speak

Good morning Comcasters!

To everyone still here, including those working through a December 31 exit, don’t show up for the town hall or all-hands. Don’t tune into the broadcast. Don’t go sit in the audience. We’ve watched colleagues lose their jobs while much of the leadership remains in place. Now those left behind are supposed to show up and feel inspired by the same executives calling this a transformation.

What exactly are we supposed to applaud?

We don’t need another speech from Croney, Gieselman, or any of their cronies about what we aspire to become. We want accountability for how we got here. We want results that give employees and shareholders a reason to believe. Another presentation isn’t good enough. Leadership surviving the cuts doesn’t mean they’ve earned our trust. Our continued employment doesn’t mean we’re excited about their decisions, either.

They’ve had opportunities to listen to employees. Tomorrow, let them notice our absence. Let the empty seats and lower viewing numbers make clear that confidence cannot be scheduled onto our calendars.

Just don’t show up.


Got Dell's free book but, they cancelled the free T-shirt!

I actually don't have a single dell shirt after 7 years and while many here hate the company, I have my complaints but do enjoy my job and am proud to work where I do. A month or so ago, we were given a link to order a "free" dell shirt - which many of us did - and supposedly they decided to fk it and never ended up delivering any of them lol. But hey! I got a free book about MD's venture!

According to the listed price inside, it goes for $28 bucks. Might just go sell it on Amazon for $20 bucks tbh. Pretty sure we all know MD's path on how he created dell at this point.


he more you're worth the more you lose

Your medical benefits contributions.
Medical contributions are based on your salary. Fiserv embraces the philosophy that associates who earn more will pay more than associates who earn less. This is Fiserv embracing the socialist idea of income redistribution. The more you're worth, the more you have to lose at Fiserv.


Hey Management - Client praise not translating into internal rewards

What are you gonna do about it. The client loves me and keeps extending me. And, yet, no more $$$ or bennies for me. What to do? You gotta change something. You get rewarded when you hit financial goals and your customer (the shareholder) is happy, I just want Tata to treat me the same way. Peace out.