Is he really talking to us about how we manage our pay and cut backs we have to do at home? He did get a raise this year, when have we received a raise to support the cost of living increases?
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@a4 Your sympathy is misplaced. Steve B knew Xerox was a basket case when he took it on. He was in a win-win situation. If it dies on its ar-e he has still got 3x $13m (probably 4x if it limps on a bit longer) to soften the blow. If he makes a success of it he will have a successful company and further multi-million dollar payouts. SB can't lose. What will the workforce be left with? struggling to pay the monthly bills and wondering when the next paycheck comes in.
If it fails it will be because the workers have failed to put the company before their own interests (SB & SLT opinion, not mine).
Sadly there is only one way this is going to end. Employees should wake up to the fact they are unappreciated and are being held to blame for the slow death of a once great company; they should quietly quit and wait out a payment or should jump ship to something else.
Steve lost the mandate of heaven and he knows it. He is just cashing out since he is damaged goods going forward in the corporate world. He can hit up John bruno to see if he needs any help feeding stray dogs and cats but hes probably sc--w that up too
@a1 I'm sure that tw-t doesn't even have to think about prioritising the company above his homelife. An average annual bonus of $13m across the three years he has been at the helm means he is very comfortable, thank you. It's arrogant telling Xerox workers to start putting the company before their families. Xeroids by their very nature tend to do this day in and day out.
He blamed COVID.. Covid happened 5 years ago. LONG before this merger happened. Covid has nothing to do with it
@a4 ~$14MM compensation? he aiight
The RESULTS are what matter Steve B! I know your dog ate your homework but he barfed it up b/c it was a steaming pile of sh*t.
@a3 I don't agree that he is a clown, I just think he's desperate. He took on a dying company. I actually feel bad for him.
The man is a complete CLOWN 🤡
@a1 I am shaking my head….lol
2026 is an important year for us….he said the same thing last year about 2025 and yet we have penny stocks.
He also said to stop prioritizing personal matters and start to prioritize Xerox.