He delivers the news last week and now he is gone?
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As much as I couldn’t stand Hartley, my guess is that he pushed back to save his staff, probably with a few F bo--s thrown and John didn’t like being challenged or questioned and fired him. Hartley was an arrogant @ss but he wasn’t stupid. I heard from some people who were in his relocation meeting and they all said he sounded less than happy having read canned responses provided by his HR overseer. The email about the org change had no thank you’s for the work he had done so I think it’s easy to read into that that he was fired.
So the perfect leader if your goal was to destroy a division.
I have worked with Uma since the beginning . He is worst leader you can imagine . He thinks he knows it all .. do not have empathy , don’t listen , don’t respect people … never worked in US based company in leadership role .. my recommendation is don’t expect a lot
So Hartley gone, Greg S gone who all are left to run the show ??
So the guy (HC) that said a week ago how great and wonderful collaboration in an office would be is now gone (and no longer in a Fiserv office)? Something isn't adding up here.
Greg was let go 9/11
Did someone say G. Scher was let go?
Now we have Uma, another JPMorgan person. Any SVP above not from there? More of FB cronies.
This Uma being a key role in the rollout of Zelle? BS - that has been going on a long time before they came in 2022. Also the debit/credit technology's infostructure sounds a lot like the Quantum Financial system to replace Central banking.
The deal he was offering was too extravagant for Frank's tastes. The actual deal offered now will be worse than that. Remember, Fiserv's word is only as good as long as that person is employed. Remove the manager, remove the promises.
The person who is taking over is a JPMC alumni... that's all you need to know to understand why. The consolidation of power continues unabated...
Scher and him within a week. What are we missing?
He was terminated with a plush parachute.
Lately, this means he’s on tour trying to convince customers to not leave over the terrible support they’ve been getting.