This is not meant to antagonize anyone. But maybe the rising stock price takes some pressure off. And our lives get a little better
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The patting themselves on the back for the archaic RTO "policy" was just laughable. Forcing people to commute to offices where they have zero actually coworkers they interact with is one of the d-mbest things I've ever heard of. And now if you have quarantine for Covid you are forced to work everyday after your two weeks to get to 50% in the office for that month? Place has gone to the dogs.
Oh I am so sad. I thought our FData shill team would respond here like " get ready to ride the rocket" and " NJ will make Fiserv the best fintech in the universe" and " Go Frank - we got rid of the deadwood." Sad not to see the propaganda - they must be ignoring the board.
The survey is just a tool the EVP's will ignore. Fiserv is not willing to pay for top talent and that is why so much knowledge is leaving the company.
End of quarter layoffs? Check. Rambling quarterly earnings call, followed by Wall Street shrugging? Next week. Lather. Rinse. Repeat. Response to associate surveys with dismal scores on engagement? The beatings will continue until morale improves...things will be better when people stop complaining so much...
No. Layoffs will continue. The stock price is irrelevant. Frank only knows how to use one tool so that is why this board will stay active.
Our dept has not even released the scores but the dept EVP said he was disappointed n engagement scores…while they talk out both sides of their face…yes you can wfh two days a week which really means no we don’t mean this.
Being tossed to and fro by a stock price is a waste of time. Ultimately, it really means nothing.
52 week high was right at $120. Closed today at what, $98? Stock is down, Frank’s pay is up. I guess the board is asleep?
No wonder the employee surveys made management so happy? I’m wondering now if they comprehend English?
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Thank you for your positive thoughts