Thread regarding Mutual of America Life layoffs

Coming to (Mutual of) America/India

Below are comments from TIAA employees about their failing partnership w/ACN. This is right from our sister board at The Layoff. A true harbinger of things to come.

@rk you need to have the concept of quality to implement quality control, something both Offshore and and Accenture team assigned to TIAA lack. Accenture is not this bad with other clients so TIAA got the worst of the lot, mostly because TIAA offshore running a lot of this has an extremely low bar. TIAA is going to lose in the long run just save some money now. His can the CEO/CTO NOT SEE THIS! SAD!!
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@jp never seen a partnership deal)this bad. Whoever orchestrated this atrocity should be fired..both at TIAA Management side and accentuare discovery team. Terrible, all the good TIAA employees and contractors left or did not consent to join Accenture, Accenture got the bad leftovers. I also heard that they are cutting hourly rates for contractors, that means more good ones are going to jump ships, reducing SLAs, quality even further.
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@gb it’s terrible. The ACN teams don’t even work in alignment and you join a call and it’s a new group of ACN teams that are clueless to what is being handed off to them. They give absolutely ridiculous timelines even after showing them the processes and testing requirements. They just throw out dates and demand you fill out their status tracker spreadsheets. They bang on the desk to try and show they are busy. Completely worthless partnership that is holding us back.
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@32f Under Mr. Moran’s leadership as CEO for over 20 years, Mutual of America was financially strong, with sustained asset and premium growth, year in and year out. The Company was well-respected in the insurance industry. Customer service was a top priority. There were no employee layoffs.

To the countless people who were touched by Mr. Moran’s compassion and kindness, what we remember is the size of his big heart. God bless you, Mr. Moran.

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@2we Moran spent way to much time on Ireland & project concern or whateverthehell they called it. too his eyes & that fat irish belly off the ball atop times squear

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I can Remember when even when the NY State Department of Finance and Insurance often reffered to Mutual of America, jokingly as MUTUAL OF IRELAND.

Mutiple inter-married families from IRELAND were able to figure things out quite well, until their Old Boy's Club allowed their Technology to ROT, while other similar sized firms each systematically upgraded all their Backoffice Technology multiple times already.

Sad!

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Ge-z, with all this negative feedback on Accenture, is it possible that Festog went to work for them??

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