Thread regarding Xerox Corp. layoffs

Which CEO did the most damage to the sinking ship?

I have to go with Ursula Burns. Promoted up the ladder for all the wrong reasons.

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There were many who were part of the demise… but UB’s ccky attitude, thinking she was better than everyone and that she was Gd’s gift to all of us puts her number 1 in my eyes.

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Post ID: @5hyh+1rChh45K

*Rat Eyes Thoman

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Post ID: @4phk+1rChh45K

Ursula was hands down the worst. She solidified the destruction of a once great company. “Rat Eyes” Thomas didn’t help the cause either.

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Post ID: @4iim+1rChh45K

UB wins by a country mile!!

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Post ID: @3ysf+1rChh45K

"Ursula didn’t have a chance with the overwhelming racist employee base"

What a foolish statement. Anne told UB before she left that purchasing ACS was a bad idea. She did this for two reasons. One, it was a d-mb idea. Two, even if it was a mediocre idea, there was no way that UB was smart enough to assemble a team capable of integrating the two companies. It was doomed from the start. Her race didn't matter, her inexperience did.

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Post ID: @3sem+1rChh45K

Steve B is way below average, but most of you are not understanding what he was hired to do. Bruno seems intelligent at least.

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Post ID: @3gkp+1rChh45K

"Ursula didn’t have a chance with the overwhelming racist employee base"

D-mbest comment to date. Bought ACS without due diligence. We are still paying the guy that fleeced her. She was the one who didn't understand services. Desperate for revenue growth in the segment she signed any contract without regard to margins. UB was the worst and you are looking at the result today.

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Post ID: @3aif+1rChh45K

Steve Bee - 130%.
100% from Him and gets
10% from Ann, Paul, and Rick

What a Joke. A Multi-Million Dollar talker… he has said the same nothingness for over a year

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Post ID: @3csg+1rChh45K

Obama canned her from his following when it was reported to him she was outsourcing jobs while on his committee to keep jobs in the USA.

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Post ID: @2rcq+1rChh45K

It was evident from her yearly town hall meetings she did not like or appreciate the Xerox workforce . “If I need you, you will have a job. If I don’t, you won’t.”

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Post ID: @2isw+1rChh45K

What was Ursula's phony engineering degree?

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Post ID: @2ymv+1rChh45K

Ursula didn’t have a chance with the overwhelming racist employee base. Just look at many of the comments. She tried to make Xerox relevant but it failed because 98% of Xerox employees didn’t have a clue what business services were. Xerox had, and sadly still has, an underwhelming staff who are technology dinosaurs. Was it Ann who sold off the Leesburg training center and surrounding land? That was the beginning of the end. Destroyed a cultural center and gave away the most valuable real estate in the country.

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Post ID: @2trs+1rChh45K

So many bad ones!
Impossible to determine the worst due to the snowball effect of all the poor decisions and policies.
From Paul-A on they have been terrible.

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Post ID: @2stn+1rChh45K

It’s a tie. Rick Thoman and Jeff Jacobson

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Post ID: @2wts+1rChh45K

Ursula followed closely by Allaire

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Post ID: @2dvb+1rChh45K

This sums it up 👇

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Post ID: @2pli+1rChh45K

Don’t forget that Ursula was Allaire’s hand chosen, personal assistant back in the day. Also, her choice as CEO was ordained by the power elites. Watch Obama’s first stare of the Union and you’ll see Ursula sitting next to Michelle. Not a coincidence.

Ursula was the worst, hands down. From the Ebonics lingo (aks instead of ask) to the phony Engineering degree to overpaying for ACS to “walkin’ away from technology” (her words) — nobody did more to ki-l Xerox than she did.

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Post ID: @2nib+1rChh45K

UB was the meanest most clueless CEO in the history of Xerox …Her town halls were a laughing stock. Management begged people to attend..

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Post ID: @1xmx+1rChh45K

Trick question: Steve Jobs.

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Post ID: @1vey+1rChh45K

"The BEST - David Kearns...by far!!"

David Kearns was amazing, I loved the guy, but the best was Joe Wilson. Read the book. He invented Xerox, then made it a reality.

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Post ID: @1oej+1rChh45K

Burns for sure!!!

Thoman was not a bad CEO. He was an outsider who was never accepted by the incestuous Xerox executives.

The BEST - David Kearns...by far!!

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Post ID: @1rhy+1rChh45K

Rick Thoman

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Post ID: @1qbr+1rChh45K

Allaire

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Post ID: @1lyl+1rChh45K

Ursula Burns in a runaway…

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Post ID: @1vte+1rChh45K

UB was a woke experiment and we all know how those end (disastrous)

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Post ID: @1duz+1rChh45K

Ray's cyst

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Post ID: @1ooh+1rChh45K

Definitely Ursula, but Anne chose her. Jacobsen couldn't handle an activist investor and took off. Joe Wilson was the best one. Allaire was distracted. The new guys are actually doing what they are supposed to be doing.

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Post ID: @1vaz+1rChh45K

Imho UB "was" the worse till this current Uncle Carl crew.

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Post ID: @qvy+1rChh45K

Ursula for sure! If we are talking the Xerox CEO's. This isn't Xerox since Carl shipped in Johnny V. Baldy was hired by Johnny V so it's still Icahn Xerox. One thing I'll give Ursula is that although she way overpaid for ACS.....like WAY overpaid for it, she at least tried something. Crooked Paul Allaire certainly is riding shotg-n with U.B.

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