Today’s townhall was informative. It was made crystal clear that globalization and AI will continue to be the major priority/strategy of Optum.
Additionally, I found it ironic that they mentioned the concern of staff in Ireland, India, and the Philippines sometimes feeling left out, but no mention of the concern of workers in the United States related to continuous layoffs. I’m sure those in America being laid off feel way more left out.
@ay Strategy? What’s that? He is a used car salesman, a bad one.
@ay I should've put on captions and then copied to a text editor to see how many times AI was mentioned, LOL. I don't think there was a sentence said that didn't contain it.
@e6 LOL, sarcasm at best!! Someone from outside, unfairly ruining American jobs and this piece of art CEO is complaining. Someone report him to WH.
@b1 Ireland, India, Philippines should definitely complain to WH and commerce secretary that they are facing discrimination while replacing Americans.
The missing piece that Corporate overlords seem to miss in their pursuit of pleasing the shareholders is customer trust is not exportable. American data should be kept under american stewardship.
when i say SH rub his greedy little hands together like he was seeing the gold coins raining from the sky I knew we are all sc--wed.
Call Howard Lutnik
All I heard was MOAR HAY-EYE. No strategy. No plan. Just move fast.
Take away: earnings weren’t good, no one is signing up for Optum AI, layoffs like you have never seen before coming so we can dump more $ into AI in the sunk cost fallacy.
Healthcare is a dead end, just like every industry in the US that isn’t AI. Better off moving to China or India if you want the career track your parents had.
There's no way these "questions" aren't planted, right?
Seems like AI = lay off as much US based workforce as possible…
I like giving up disrupting so SH doesn't soil his diaper.
Trump said it best on how we can simplify healthcare: stop subsidizing bad insurance companies and give the money directly to patients. Bye Bye UHC!
Did I hear them correctly that a driver in globalization is to tap into resource talent not available in the United States?