Thread regarding Cigna layoffs

Succession Planning

For managers who have participated in recent staff ranking activities and succession planning, including selecting your own successor - how are you feeling about it? Do these activities indicate future layoffs and is this an indicator that you'll be laid off if you named your successor?

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Is that the policy here? if an employee is put on a PIP they are not eligible for a severance package should they be terminated as a part of job eliminations and or firing?

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Succession planning is pointless. Managers give names of people who might be able to replace themselves. Promotions are a joke - it's just like a high school popularity contest, except more often than not, you also have to be a man. Directors and up are a 2:1 men to women ratio. The higher you go, the fewer women in leadership there are. It has been a well known fact for years that you have to leave Cigna if you want to be promoted. The only part of succession planning that impacts employees is the 9-box ranking. Employees who are ranked low must be put of a performance plan - It's an easy way to line someone up to be let go without having to pay severance.

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Post ID: @3yii+1u2jTVlv

Is the succession planning for Medicare, Commercial or both?

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Post ID: @1ybo+1u2jTVlv

Promotion?

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Post ID: @xqq+1u2jTVlv

What else could even be the point of succession planning except getting your head chopped off ?

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