Thread regarding Fiserv Inc. layoffs

My Final Analysis on Frank Bisignano

In a short sentence Frank was not normal, nothing about him.

  • His micro-management - Not Normal
  • His lack of trust for anyone - Not Normal
  • His habit of everything is fire drill - Not Normal
  • His greed - never shred one cent of his billions to do anything for our associates - NN
  • His meanness and how he would talk about people who worked for him for years like Himanshu Patel and Suzan Kereere - Not Normal
  • His tendency to attack his own people, many of which had given 29-25 years becaue they lived somewhere other than NJ - Not Normal
  • His lack of investment to fix our customer service and tech problems - Not Normal

The fact that we are used to it is not justification for his poor leadership, I hope Mike sees that nothing that Frank did was normal and choses to just be a good human being. The rest will take care of itself.

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@df AMEN! We are here...and it's not good.

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Post ID: @bj5+1jtkjv01m

Several decades Fiserv core bank here. Jeff bit off more than Fiserv could chew and didn't seem to have a clear vision. Frank slashed and ruined customer service. So now you had a company going a hundred different directions and less people doing it with no focus on the #1 priority, it's customers. Mike Lyons had a huge mess to clean up.

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Post ID: @bj4+1jtkjv01m

Frank's M.O. was always about mass layoffs. Going back to when he was head of First Data in Omaha. I never wanted to work there because people there were always looking over their shoulder for another round of layoffs.

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Post ID: @1pk+1jtkjv01m

who cares about your analysis.
weirdo

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Post ID: @107+1jtkjv01m

Frank Bisignano also sh-t the bed in the first quarter, leaving MIKE TO Clean it up! --- Not Normal

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Post ID: @p0+1jtkjv01m

Good riddance. Tore down the Fiserv culture and brought in a bunch of wrecking ball execs who treated people like dirt and frustrated clients. 5 years of chaos.

Won’t be missed at all.

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Post ID: @fn+1jtkjv01m

He is the warthog from always sunny in Philadelphia, (Frank Reynolds corporate persona).

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Post ID: @e9+1jtkjv01m

Client: can you be more specific about customer service levels? I assume it’s the timing of issue resolution, which cannot improve with current staffing levels and tenure. Or is it something else?

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Post ID: @dq+1jtkjv01m

As a client (oh, yes, we are here too), I seriously hope the customer service levels improve w/ new management. Even we know that the way Fiserv operates is not normal.

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Post ID: @df+1jtkjv01m

Gibblets

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Post ID: @ab+1jtkjv01m

Good post. Good riddance, FB.

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Post ID: @aa+1jtkjv01m

I like how FB claimed to be an expert in operational effectiveness and then GC comes out and say our biggest problem is operational effectiveness - wtf has FB been doing for the past 5 years...

FB is the king of "slash and dash" and this new CEO will be left holding the bag!

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Post ID: @a9+1jtkjv01m

John Gibbons also has many of these Not Normal tendencies. Time for him to join Frank or retire.

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