Thread regarding Fidelity Investments layoffs

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5ish hours -but attendance is close to 100%

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Post ID: @1b3+1m3sjnfs3

Most days 8-9 hours but now I refuse to ever open my laptop at home or check my phone after hours. If they’re going to act like this is 20 years ago when everyone needs to be in full time, then so will I and act like this is the pre-BlackBerry days lol

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Post ID: @xv+1m3sjnfs3

@ab managers aren't able to see hours.

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Post ID: @w7+1m3sjnfs3

@jg yea - so brave calling it out on an anonymous board.

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Post ID: @vm+1m3sjnfs3

Pretty much 7 hours-8 hours . If I have to leave for an appointment I just go. I do not care

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Post ID: @re+1m3sjnfs3

7 to 7

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Post ID: @m4+1m3sjnfs3

@gg couldn’t have said it better myself - dog sh1t lifestyle

The bootlickers make it even worse. We need more people like you telling it like it is and calling it out.

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Post ID: @jg+1m3sjnfs3

@OP Too long- the office su-ks

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Post ID: @j1+1m3sjnfs3

@gg When I first started it was great. But it has steadily gotten worse each year with this past year ramped up hard. Used to be excited and happy to work here.

Back in the days of 3 days a month in office, 10 dollars to use in the cafeteria, bunch of snacks. It’s crazy how these small things helped morale so much. I used to think working in a private company would be better…

Now its become like the movie Office Space. Drab and sad, everyone talks about RTO, being tired, and how expensive things are.

While the company makes record profits.

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Post ID: @gj+1m3sjnfs3

This place is a f*** joke. I’ve been here too long to put up with this bullsh-t. So many of the roles at Fidelity are complete dog sh-t and the culture was what made it bearable. Full time RTO has taken a dog sh-t job and made it into a dog sh-t lifestyle change. Sc--w this place.

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Post ID: @gg+1m3sjnfs3

8 hours on the nose. 7 hours of it is casual collisions and zero accomplished work, 30 min lunch, followed by a 30 min buffalo chicken dance in a bathroom stall.

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Post ID: @fw+1m3sjnfs3

I do 8-8.5 hours each day just to make sure I am covered for lunch break and any hallway chitchat.

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Post ID: @fn+1m3sjnfs3

@dw they’re 100% the problem and do everything to mask the feedback of the associates. They cannot take the credit when it’s going good and sticking their head in the sand when it is not.

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Post ID: @fj+1m3sjnfs3

Snitches get stitches

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Post ID: @f7+1m3sjnfs3

Listen HR isn’t the bad guy here. They really are understanding. It’s the low level managers who are obsessed with the policy. Trust me, multiple people in HR have told me

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Post ID: @dw+1m3sjnfs3

dinosaur shtick is getting old..see what I did there.

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Post ID: @de+1m3sjnfs3

@a7 you need new material toots

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Post ID: @bh+1m3sjnfs3

Not today HR. Not today.

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Post ID: @b2+1m3sjnfs3

I stay an hr and leave every day

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Post ID: @as+1m3sjnfs3

@ac I think they have a dashboard that is soon to be available to them with more info.

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Post ID: @ar+1m3sjnfs3

@ab my manager said they can’t see hours. If manager is sitting in another site then they really won’t know. Has to be flagged by HR somehow because managers don’t want to be proactively looking at those reports.

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Post ID: @ac+1m3sjnfs3

5-6 hrs a day is what I've been decently credibly told is what managers will be looking for.

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Post ID: @ab+1m3sjnfs3

3 hours max- dinosaurs are hunting in packs, elevating their own digging the * for others

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Post ID: @a7+1m3sjnfs3

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