I see so many posts on LinkedIn with the hashtag #FISVProud. How proud are people really? Or is it just a way to gain visibility and get noticed by executive leadership?
Sometimes, I wonder whether these posts reflect genuine pride in the company or are simply a strategy to stay in the spotlight.
Just curious to hear what others think.
@1e0
Which assumptions? Do clarify.
That's a lot of therapy for a guy who's content. Which assumption: that people here are unhappy, or that you're the exception?"
@1bz so many assumptions and so much anger.
@1bx no sh!t Sherlock! If you're so content, why are you here? You said it yourself: nobody seeks out a layoff forum when they're happy. Yet here you are here. you must be Mitch Buchannon at a beach you can't swim in. Also, you keep saying 'the majority.' What are you, the majority? Because you're posting here too.
@177 regardless, just because it's anonymous it doesn't mean that the hundred or so of 40,000 employees posting vocally on here speak for the majority. You don't seek out and post on a lay off forum if you are content with your job.
@16z It's anonymous, so nobody has a reason to lie. Maybe that's why it feels so raw: no recruiters, no clout.
If LinkedIn is "humbled," this site is "unemployed." Some call this site fake while refreshing it every ten minutes.
Still, it's therapy with worse moderation.Unless they're anonymously lying, in which case, well played.
Just like LinkedIn isn't an accurate depiction of how people are feeling, neither is this site.
@k9 If there's integrity at Fiserv, it's undercover. Deep undercover. At executive levels, I'd say it's out there, but so is Bigfoot.
LinkedIn is built for the executive. Since most executives play the unspoken positive words only existence, they will extol the virtues of their benefactor without regard for ethics, truth, or actual substance. You will get a free word salad bar of empty business speak and meaningless metaphors all in an attempt to bolster an executive's "career" path as they climb the executive ladder using their platitude uplifts.
In reality, it's just dishonest. But how often do you see actual integrity? It's out there, but it is very rare.
@a2
Yes, the amount of butt-kissing on Linked-In is something unique in the history of the world. The same ones who eventually are seen for what they are and then fired.
Then are seen on posting "Looking for opportunities" a few months later.
@a3 Do you ever feel nauseous from swallowing so much c.um?
@a3 Interesting….. A loyal Fiserv employee who does crave visibility…Also, we'd like to know your grade level for this level of sincerity.
There are thousands of employees. The law of averages suggest some will really like their job and the company. Let 'em enjoy it.
I am a proud employee, and this is not LinkedIn. I am anonymous so not saying this for visibility. As far as I am concerned, I am well taken care of at this company.
Bro it's LinkedIn. Everyone on that site are bootlicker lunatics.