Thread regarding Fidelity Investments layoffs

Fidelity Profit Machine

Go brrrrrrrrrrr....brrrrr..... So if you're not getting a good share, they're trying to tell you something... You're not a part of the club and your contributions are not valued, so take the hint and resign so everyone else can have a bigger bonus and share payout. Thank you for your attention to this matter.


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Post ID: @OP+1m4hnytm1

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I have been here a little over 30 years and they have made me wealthy. Fidelity is a great company to build wealth. 7% match , 10% P/S and retirement healthcare. @d5

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Post ID: @nz+1m4hnytm1

@c8 So - wrong. The share participation for C-Shares are at 35% (Same as the last 10 years), I-Shares are at 85% (Same as the last 10 years) and budgets for both are close 2x what I have seen in the last 3 years (value not number of shares).

AJ will never take the company public - it wouldn’t make her any more money than she already making AND as a public company we wouldn’t be nearly as competitive with the market place - being private is what has been giving us the edge.

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Post ID: @nq+1m4hnytm1

@cw - It never seemed right to me that the people in ABQ didn't get profit sharing. I am not from that site, but it really seems like they don't value the people in that site and I am surprised that they can get away with excluding a benefit that was typically extended to all of the US sites. I wonder how much they are saving there.

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Post ID: @jb+1m4hnytm1

@cw no one is coming to save you. Your fair argument is ignorant. That site was opened and setup as a low cost site. That was part of the deal that made the financials work. We’re all second tier employees. Use the company to your advantage and learn a skillset to take somewhere else.

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Post ID: @j2+1m4hnytm1

Some of the SVPs will get P shares more then 3k - 7k. Just be aware plus 100 - 150 percent bonus..

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Post ID: @d6+1m4hnytm1

@OP We all have chosen to do Job for making one Person & their family wealthy. Nothing else matters. People can leave to work for Public company if they want to get rich.

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Post ID: @d5+1m4hnytm1

I knew it was my time to leave Fidelity after being there for 8 years and walking by all my coworkers desks while they were watching the shareholder webinar, meanwhile i was there longer then them and was never offered shares

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Post ID: @cx+1m4hnytm1

Who gives a cr-p about bonuses and shares if there are sites that don’t even get basic compensation. Boo hoo - at least you’re not being called out specifically in the RHP and profit sharing plan documents as being ineligible.

Wanna talk about feeling like you’re not valued?

“ You are an Employee of a Nonparticipating Related Employer or Unit if you are:
• An employee of an affiliate of FMR LLC that is not listed as a Participating Employer in Appendix A, or
• An individual of employed: (1) in ALBUQUERQUE, excluding individuals employed at a retail branch location, (2) at the Omaha Virtual Regional Center, or (3) as a Fidelity TalentSource Temporary Employee.”

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Post ID: @cw+1m4hnytm1

Share allotments and bonus payouts are gonna be very bad going forward. They’re consolidating their overhead expenses to either:

Take this public
Sell the company

Going to be record profits with record low payouts. Thank you for your hard work.

Love,
A00XXXX

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