Thread regarding Cigna layoffs

HIH appears to have a highly toxic workplace culture. Managers often seem to expect personal loyalty from employees rather than focusing solely on professional performance. Employees who do not meet these expectations may face questionable escalations or what appear to be unfounded complaints.

Workplace gossip and office politics also seem to be widespread, creating an environment of mistrust among colleagues. Additionally, there appear to be frequent workplace relationships, including short-term, casual arrangements, which can contribute to blurred professional boundaries.

Some managers also reportedly engage in excessive flirting, raising concerns about professionalism and appropriate workplace conduct.

@cc Project Dee is laying the groundwork for a lot of cost savings in February.

This is propoganda written way too good for a foreigner. F u.

Cigna needs someone with an actual vision for growth. Cutting expenses to hit Wall Street targets is a temporary game but it's the only strategy they have.

@hk his boss started it Noelle.

This guy DP Koka made this mess. HIH destroying these jobs.

We, Americans, want to know five measures of success from HIH for Cigna. Why can't we find the information anywhere? The name innovation needs to be addressed. We need justifications.

@cc

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A lot of innovation is happening. Project Dee will be widely regarded as one of the most successful launches that has been implemented in years.

Very excited to see it roll out in November.

@as

That's fine. Let's bring some in who aren't mind-numbingly arrogant, using fraudulent means to prop up friends and family, and producing very little usable work output.

Philippines, Brazil, Poland, you name it. All easier to work with and more productive than the Indians.

Absolutely true. People here fail to understand that if it's not India, it will be somewhere else. The leadership only sees the expense while the people celebrate as if it were a competition US vs India. Cigna will relocate from India as well if they see significant cost reductions.

I never would assume it’s cushy. While India offers more worker protections on paper, in practice it’s dismal. The people in HIH are making about a fifth of what workers in the US make.

I don’t hold it against the people in India, the Philippines, or anywhere else leadership decides to move jobs. No matter where we live, we’re all looking to eat and live at least tolerable lives. If we American workers must get racist about it all, we should focus in on the majority white leadership who have no respect for the labor of all their workers.

Good, I hope the whole project fails and shuts down

@OP World's smallest violin is playing for HIH right now.

Well, someone shared the issue in the HIH and the US, but your arrogant mini brain does not understand. Please take care and get well soon. I hope you find a new job soon if you were affected by this layoff.

agreed. do not care about HIH nor do we believe anything being said. there are no HIH layoffs - they make pennies on the dollar it’s a known thing.

Nobody in the US cares about the HIH or its employees. We hope it closes down.