Thread regarding Fidelity Investments layoffs

Brace for the impact

A wave of layoffs is imminent. Many individuals will face challenges, and numerous companies may go bankrupt. Consider leaving big cities for smaller towns and start saving money.Those pests who are in grade 8 or higher might still manage to survive

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At one point FIDO had 13 CIO's of different areas - and they wondered why our tech spend was so high. I swear one of the requirements for a new CIO was to use different tech / vendors then any other CIO at the company.

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After taking your advice and leaving the big city for a smaller town, when I get to the smaller town should I take up farming, restore a bed and breakfast, or open an antique shop?

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Swipe the badge. Enjoy the ever increasing, unnecessary high amounts of stress due to mngt constantly messing up staffing guidance and never fixing it. Motivation by fear. Incredibly low morale, no more Pulse surveys. Swipe the badge, drink the kool aid and fake smile during Connect Weeks. Otherwise……

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Post ID: @d7+1jrm63jsp

All these people with fancy titles like "Head of This" or "Tail of That" are often the least useful ones—and yet they’re the ones giving long talks on leadership and other nonsense.

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Management should be the first to be let go. This is the weakest management has been since I’ve been here.i really thought when Joanna was fired that would have solved the problem.

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Post ID: @bz+1jrm63jsp

No, the Grade 8s will be first to go — treated like burdens in wealth BU..

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