Thread regarding Fidelity Investments layoffs

Will always remember how RTO was announced

It was a marketing all-hands on-site event in Smithfield, RI.

Vadim sat on stage for a moderated event where he praised marketing for their output and productivity, and highlighted the revenue and success of the organization.

Then he left the room, and a company wide email went out that included Abby and Vadim’s names, explaining the RTO policy. A Q&A commenced with generic corporate jargon. Vadim was nowhere to be found.

Now the pulse survey—the one thing people could use to express frustration, has been twisted and contorted, and much of the data hidden.

NPS is comically low. The meeting about pulse claims RTO is currently a success without highlighting any metrics.

I consider Vadim a coward for leaving that meeting, for a decision he was a part of.

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Anyone who makes his level has no problem making difficult decisions or standing behind them. Vadim was clearly signalling his dissent by leaving the room. I'd watch this space as someone who does that might have future plans outside the org...

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Post ID: @b5+1m76pfw9n

What’s the actual pulse score?

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Post ID: @at+1m76pfw9n

@a4 "we've added parking!" So taking their lead, on my next performance review I'm going to lead with "I logged into my computer!"

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Post ID: @a9+1m76pfw9n

Reminds me of Baghdad Bob (Comical Ali) everything is fine nothing to see here. Everyone is happy to return to the office. It’s funny because they are congratulating themselves for successfully having enough seats for employees. Can’t imagine where we will be next year. How can it get much worse?

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Post ID: @a4+1m76pfw9n

The true qualities of leadership disappeared a while ago. They’re all “yes men” bowing down to the billion dollar woman. Even if upper upper management’s decisions go directly in opposition to what’s best for associates AND CLIENTS - they don’t care. And HR is the enforcement.

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