Thread regarding Fiserv Inc. layoffs

Steve Cameron can’t even spell “supervisor” correctly on his LinkedIn page. Lol. Def qualified for his job.

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The company is led by dinosaurs who are desperately out of touch. Engineering a stock price is easier than engineering real innovation and past attempts at Fiserv-built innovation have been underfunded, overpromised, and jettisoned to the big orange scrap heap. Sadly, many of the employees who cared about innovation have departed, leaving customers with tech that was relevant decades ago with no clear roadmap.

The whole thing is a house of cards. Frankie Pesci will bail just before it collapses.

A stock price of $126 is only great for investors, which is the obvious corporate priority. The recent increase is clearly due to the extreme cost-cutting measures which have resulted in overloading the remaining employees and frustrating the remaining neglected clients.

The security teams work in their own vacuum that asks for stuff that FTS has difficulty installing properly. This doesn't let us fix the vulnerabilities. Many teams are running around just fixing vulnerabilities

Sounds like massive gibberish but we’re at $126, life is good !!! $250 soon and bo-m, loving the NYSE

Fiserv has already identified the issue and has already taken corrective action. You see, the problem was that management was receiving higher compensation than people in technical roles. This meant our best workers were choosing to work in management instead of doing the work. Fiserv took action to create an incentive system that will reward people who do not work in management. Those employees will receive additional compensation. The management team will decide which technical employees should be awarded this special honor. So far almost one hundred managers have been awarded this non-managerial, technical-employee-only prize. Thus solving the problem once at for all.

You shut your mouth!

Fiserv's pen testers rarely find anything anymore. Let us both pretend that it is because our software is more secure than it used to be, and then I won't have to deal with the types of findings that they used to find.

Example: Steve Cameron