Thread regarding Optum layoffs

Employee Experience Survey! I bet this time they take it to heart! (sarcasm)

The next employee survey (EXI) opens up on Wednesday... just before the axe swings on Thursday, apparently. Don't let the fact get in the way that leadership doesn't really care and hasn't responded to consecutive surveys pointing to the real causes of plummeting morale... Expect more of the same sh-t... "happy talk" about employee wellness. Happy "action teams" that don't really do anything... less funding, fewer resources, more process, less agency and higher expectations...

Trying to figure out if the HR chick who timed this survey is just trolling or what.


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Post ID: @OP+1kq7q65mh

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@jc Makes sense. Now I know why I was laid off.

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Post ID: @p9+1kq7q65mh

The best/worst thing you can do if you think your manager or leadership su-ks is NOT respond. The most important metric is employee engagement/response rate. So if a leader has low response rate they get dinged..

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Post ID: @k2+1kq7q65mh

We actually reviewed an email with instructions about how to respond. Apparently, leadership in my area doesn’t like getting so many “neutrals” cuz it hurts their fee fees.

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Post ID: @k1+1kq7q65mh

@b2 they aren't. I went to meeting about it and the lady sc--wed up said they are not anonymous only confidential. They know who takes it. Think about it. It asks for you EEID when you take it and if you dont take it, you get emails to remind you that you haven't. I refuse to take it.

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Post ID: @jc+1kq7q65mh

The only thing they will do is called retaliation. They will deny it, but it happens to me.

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Post ID: @bz+1kq7q65mh

They don’t do anything with the surveys but pinpoint people they hate. This is called retaliation which is not acceptable but they do it. Their raises are dependent on its success. One year I my team reported very good scores on me. The other managers scores were bad. That manager said his scores were bad because his people were unhappy about my team and me and the director went with it. This company is full of young management not knowing what to do besides talk.

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Post ID: @bp+1kq7q65mh

I dont think those surveys are really secret anyway.

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Post ID: @b2+1kq7q65mh

I have a rule - I don't get a raise - I don't complete a survey.

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Post ID: @av+1kq7q65mh

The results last year were awful and nothing changed for the better. The only reason I even bother is I block off an hour on my calendar to do it and then rush through it without even reading the questions, then walk around campus or just watch YouTube on my phone in my cube for 58 minutes.

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Post ID: @a5+1kq7q65mh

@OP Probably not even a real person, it was probably AI generated.

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