Curious how my response got deleted thelayoff.com?
Is Fiserv able to request for responses to be deleted? What’s the policy?
I’m disappointed that a site promoting anonymity and transparency deletes posts!
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I've seen some fairly innocuous stuff removed from here. One thread was from a couple of weeks ago detailing all the fun we used to have at Fiserv. Parties, movie days, etc that really made it feel like a family.
Don't know why that was removed. There was no bad language, no politics, and no one was identified by name. Kinda weird. Like they wanted to put the good times in a memory ho-e so no one would realize what we've lost.
It's impossible to say without knowing what you posted and what people responded. If i was running this site and a thread got out of hand i would just delete the whole thing.
Also what do you mean by "a site promoting anonymity and transparency", anonymity sure, but don't see anything about transparency. I'm not suggesting this site is owned by evilcorp, but do you have any clue who owns or runs this site? I don't.
https://www.thelayoff.com/rules.php
Here are the content rules. Not sure if they applied to your post or not.
Mine was removed 2 days after I posted it. Truly sad when the truth cannot be to,d.
Fiserv Leadership has failed miserably in one of the operating divisions and they are scrambling to keep their own and get rid of everything else to protect revenue projections to save their unit all at the cost of the employees and shareholders. #Fiserv shares will be down to $35 in next 2 years
Dear anonymous user. Corporations pay a huge amount to create polls and Best Companies to Work for rankings. It would be blasphemous for them to publish negative sentiment for their sponsors.