Thread regarding Fiserv Inc. layoffs

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It’s clear what Frank wants to do. Make people as miserable as possible in close quarters so people leave voluntarily. The the chairman and CEO, a very intentional consolidation of power.

Franks highlights include, hiring someone to spy on his employees (ditto at Fiserv) at JP Morgan. Best buddies with Donald Trump Jr (should shock no one as he’s stuck in 80s banking culture), talks about foregoing salary when it’s just given to him as a bonus and stocks, saying he’s not taking a bonus but magically just pushing it out a few months, using a mass shooting to justify why we’re in the office, compares his employees to donut makers and burger flippers, mandates a return to office 4 days a week with two weeks notice- so much for anyone who made family plans thinking flexibility would continue or at a minimum the Grand High Poobah would at least consider the end of the school year for people with kids in school.

Why? Easy, Frank is a money guy. He makes sure he’s well paid and all his cronies. Did you know we paid JP Morgan $10 mil because he broke a non compete with Guy? Money we’ll spent… speaking of money, made sweetheart political deals for tax money by getting butts in seats. Did they tell us that’s why? No they lie and frame it under the guise of collaboration. (Mind you I worked from a lunch table all week because there were no seats)

This is 100% intentional. Clear the books, avoid severance, give the illusion the company is in a good place. Service levels are non existent right now as most departments haven’t been able to backfill for 2 years now. The more that go out the door, the better.

He’s a sl------l of the highest order who is OBSESSED with JP’s Jamie Dimon. He’s not Jamie. He’ll never be Jamie.

I thought long and hard about what I’m going to do (or not do) in the Your Voice survey. I think everyone needs to tell them the error of their ways. Even if nothing comes from it, it’ll give Frank something to briefly think about during his 10 min drive to the office.

Don’t believe you need to be grateful for loosing wages year over year with the 3% increases as he gets his 6% without fail every year.

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I’m also a short, white, Italian, Catholic. He’s an embarrassment to all of my people. LOL. Seriously though, enough with those types of comments. They instantly negate everything else in your comment.

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Post ID: @4hep+1mt0JNlz

Totally understand the anger and venting, but the reality is that FB is ensconced. His methods and grand vision for the plantation is well in place and clearly will not change. It's scary to accept but there is literally nothing you can do or change from the inside. SVPs can't make change either. Take care of yourself and look elsewhere for opportunities. Remote or not, people deserve better treatment. Other companies do not operate this way. It's sad to see a culture die, but sadder to see hard work go unrewarded and people treated like meat. You can keep raging against the machine, but the game is rigged. If you can't change the situation, you can change your reaction to it--not acceptance, but remove yourself from it. Not a general strike or a sit in...just take your own personal future in your hands and find a new path...take control back of your life...FB doesn't own you. The company's greatest strength is the people--which means you. Your first obligation is to yourself, not FB and his destructive and arbitrary vision.

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Post ID: @qce+1mt0JNlz

Well said, and 100% spot on!

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Post ID: @mme+1mt0JNlz

This. 100%.

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Post ID: @lho+1mt0JNlz

Thank you. I am surprisedno one has commented. You are spot on.

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