Thread regarding Conduent layoffs

2022

Looking bright in 2022. Good cost saving measures in place and will be profitable no doubt.

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Things are looking better? Needing to sell off pieces of your business to survive is not what anyone would consider “better” unless the alternative is shuttering the doors.

I wish them luck, but until I see organic quarter over quarter growth I am not bullish on them unless there is a complete selling off of the parts to drive shareholder value.

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Post ID: @dviy+1ewCNEDa

We have our issues, but things are looking better.

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Post ID: @bpij+1ewCNEDa

Yea... It's looking great for Aggressive Action Cliff and his Fiserv friends, but not for the people actually doing all of the REAL work in the United States.

Who the he-l wrote this?... Must be a Cliff & Co. D**K & *SS KISSER

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Post ID: @4bfv+1ewCNEDa

Cost cutting without organic revenue does means nothing!

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Post ID: @2zij+1ewCNEDa

Hilarious post! Firing people then taking the savings to rehire Friends of Cliff is a one time cost saving measure. Also, not many are looking at Conduent’s expense line these days. In fact, instead of hiring more middle aged Caucasian execs, Conduent needs to invest in its infrastructure … namely technology and its raggedy buildings in the USA. Also - expense is not the issue for Conduent, growing the REVENUE line is what is needed. Sales team is WEAK.

Wall Street is looking at the Revenue growth line and Conduent has to turn the corner in 2022 for the stock to bump up.

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