Sharon Lubert promoted to Chief Tech Officer
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Bigly? You can’t just use trumps words to make them real.
Isnt JPM the company that put their employees at risk and force them infection with COVID 19 to unsafe work environments? Wow! They should be in jail if you ask me! Seems like a criminal event.
Another blow by Wells...Chris Gushue one of the best Technology Senior leader departs Wells Fargo. CTO is to hire more JPMC folks - does that sound so bias.
EIT is a full blown dumpster fire and has been for years. Saul came in like a hurricane thinking he could fix it and like everyone else who is new all they've done is stuff the place with more layers of people who start everything from scratch.
If the data center debacle is still an issue, which I expect it will be, that will be brought to light bigly this weekend. Maybe the fallout will determine whether the axe will fall for different groups next week.
Replacing him with me McEwen - God knows he is the meanest person on this planet. His strategy when he was an chase is to make people fight internally (hie directs) and get the job done. Horrible person - maybe he has settled with age.
@vxq+16ZCvTQs said:
"Tech is a huge mess. People leaving, teams getting ripped apart and rebuilt with absolutely no reason or thought process. It’s a total clown show."
Yup.
Someone makes a bad decision, it hurts all of us, and then they dig in their heels.
That's the real problem.
Things will never get better with the mindset in IT management right now.
The ultimate sign of the incompetence was the datacenter failover failure, but it trickles down from there.
I don't really care much anymore, I look at Wells IT the way you would a d–g addict.
Wells will need to hit rock bottom before anything gets better in IT.
Gushue should've taken the fall long ago for his role in the SVII debacle but like all the others, allowed to walk away scott free without consequence while the s—ers that remain have to pick up the pieces. 10+ years of terrible infrastructure and data center strategy on his watch and Dillon's...
@vdj+16ZCvTQs. What you say “She’s got the goods on us” what exactly do you mean? I got to agree, she does look like a rain dear staring at a headlight look from the few times I saw her at Town Halls
Not good. Hagerman was brought in to replace Lubert in 2019. She would then find a special project of her choosing. In other words, she was incompetent, but she's got the goods on us, so we'll make a special role for her.
https://www.americanbanker.com/news/wells-fargo-snags-tech-executives-from-jpmorgan-warnermedia
Well the writing was on the wall with that one. They also brought another one in from JP. You know span and layers for all except senior leaders. I know of several that have under 7 but the powers that be will rig it and assign a engineer to them so the count will end up bring fine. Jerks!
Tech is a huge mess. People leaving, teams getting ripped apart and rebuilt with absolutely no reason or thought process. It’s a total clown show.
So little noise was made about Debra Chrapaty leaving but she had been such a figurehead for tech roadmap.
It sounds like Sharon Lubert was just promoted as next in line and we again may have no real direction, transparency, or vision.
At least it felt like there may be some real hope when Debra was visible but she was smart to jump the sinking ship early on. I hope the tech market is still solid enough for me to find a life raft soon.
not surprised... so many are exiting at higher levels.. well see who's left..