Thread regarding Mutual of America Life layoffs

@23a many employees have already checked out, leaving, retiring & it will only get worse as we get closer to March

@273 commodities. Like gold. Silver & scrap metal.

@273 Hi Brian.

@23a This clearly what Rich, the Board, Favors and Co think of the employees

@1v9 low skill ? Wow. If you are looking at low skill, here is a verified listing of low skill low IQ:

Board
C-Suite
100 IT (how many IT employees does it take to write 1 line of code: Answer 6)
Scrum Masters (aka don’t do jack)
RVPs/EVPs
Team CXSUX
RDI call center Zoo
ExVP in Boca
Capital Management
Sales reps who can’t sell

@23a people calling hard wording employees & characterizing them as leeches is despicable. shameless. Got to believe the people posting those comments could be part of the C-Suite or COO’s office.

When is the Director of HR, Recruiting, and Director of Compensation gonna be let go to save $1.25M per ?

@OP The people making awful comments about MOA employees are people who are trying to agitate MOA employees so that they won't help with the transition and will try to hurt the company. I wonder who would want to do that. The sad thing is that those people think they are clever.

@j4 i just purchased a 9 month subscription of Orville Redenbacher which will be delivered to my appt each week.

Those "Indians" also know as Accenture was brought in because they are leading experts on how to bring all these admin ops positions to the modern contrary of optimal. Everyone complaining about 200 jobs lost seem to forget that these are 200 of our lowest skilled employees being let go. NoValue will be lost, no skill will be lost. MOA will be so much better with out these 200 low value workers leaching off salary for no good reason.

@w4 all valid points but the decison has been made ! the 12+ year contract has been signed ! $200M over 12 yrs ! Locked in. Out clause around year 3+/-

@kd some believe we rushed the rollout to omni & skipped a lot of the end to end back end testing. now, this regime is only giving 9 months for KT & no real training & no real back test & regression test & then poof ! go live. the distributions errors, backlogs, money in issues are going to be a monstroshi.tty. think we used our own american born & bread employees on dat transition & now we use strangers from a foreign land, hindus, 14 hour time zone difference& no training in person. its Sadie bar the door & heaven please help U.S.

@OP who are the downvoters on this board ? I say Senior VPs & above.

what say you ?

@j4 same here. i'm retiring in the next few yrs. will walk away w/$1.6M + $1.2M in 401k + SS. i'm all set. it will take the indians 18 months to get used to all the nuances in omni. it will be slow & painstaking & lots of rework & mess to clean up for the sr. managers left behind. then the field offices & clients will be complaining to hi holy he.ll about this or that. just like moving to omni, client churn will start anew & to quote the late great 10 time World Series Champ Yogi Berra: "It's Deja Vu all over again."

@j4 I do feel bad for the regional office members who will have to deal with the consequences of Rich's idiocracy. They will lose so many clients and hear so much frustrating. Sad for them but the company deserves this downfall.

@c6 hurt mutual ? someone has got to be paul revere: the indians are coming ! the indians are coming ! Maybe, just maybe, the employees on here who will be losing their jobs soon, are sounding a warning shot. warning the c-suite & the board that transitions with the Thift Savings Plan & at TiAA, went disasterous. Read the TiAA board. Form your own opinions. You are lucking u still have a job and in 12 months, you'll be doing the Indians job b/c of high indian turnover, 50% slower pace. 50 % lower output.

Sit back. Relax. And enjoy the flight to Mumbai !

I am personally excited to sit back with some popcorn and watch the Indians burn it all to the ground. The end of MOA days is near.

@dq You are psychotic. My point is that once a decision has been made, we have to make the best of it. It may turn out good and it may turn out bad, but actively trying to cause a bad result that will impact all of us isn't the way to go - unless, of course, you are someone with an axe to grind with management who doesn't care about the rest of us still at Mutual. What a je-k.

@c6 Deal is done is right. Fate has been sealed. you are myopic. Deflecting blame. Your decisions are the reason why the company is today. You are the one who has harmed the company, clients, employees and the surplus. Which office in the C-Suite are you in ? this deal with harm MoA. You would be an excellent candidate for Alcoholics Anonymous and denial is not a river in Egypt.

The deal is done. It can't be undone. What is the point of taking shots at arrangement now? Your guesswork as to what will happen is meant solely to hurt Mutual. I wonder who would want to do that?

this outsourcing will increase, not decrease, customer satisfaction & retention efforts. It will make it much more difficult for internal people like the CRMs, PAS, RPS, & RVPs to get the right answer & it will take way, way, way more time. Turn around times will lag dramatically w/time zone changes. This move will increase client churn. It is a sad day for Mutual of America. The Board may as well remain the company: Mutual of India Life Insurance Company. This is nuts & crazy ! Where is the outrage !

spot on. lots of unanswered questions & leap of faith mental gymastics & rationalizations by the Exec Management. He better be working on his own resume right now when it hits the fan in 12 months+++