New policy announcement on the way from KB - project go live dates to be written into the contracts, and if FIS delivers late, the client gets their money back. What could possibly go wrong?
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KB was useless as a mid-level product owner in payments. Clients never wanted to have a second meeting with her. Still useless.
She is d-mb as a post. Oh, and white girls shouldn’t use Jheri Curl.
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Is there any evidence of KB brain existence? Personally I think it is a bot trained by SF.
@dq they would have saved the millions wasted on Project Condor. Yep, they are responsible too. What say you, VP Ian McCoy? They would have kept a tenured, talented staff intact too.
@b5 — FT sc--wed themselves being CHEAP and greedy. Full stop. Had they kept everything at FT, they’d have been fine.
When does Franklin Templeton get their money back? They are still trying to restore their reputation with their financial professionals. Some relationships were completely destroyed by FIS inability to deliver. FT is working on their final exit from their contract with FIS. How can FIS afford to execute this policy? Didn't they publish this earlier this year? It seems that this has been discussed here before. It was read with great interest when published today.
There were so many customer escalations hitting her desk Stephanie ordered an entire new account management layer built to insulate her
All of those customer projects will now be free?!?
How do these re--rds get into power? I’ve gotta start being an a--hole and working my way up.
@OP how does this make sense since they have been constantly cutting and outsourcing professional services
@OP Wow! Every client-related project I ever worked on was late - mostly due to the client’s lack of action. Again, what could go wrong?
@OP Deliverables are being missed and banks are blowing up daily.
Maybe they are trying to burn the place down but it's not going fast enpugh